Assessments

Key Highlights from the Report: 1,069 children with SAM and 4,712 children with MAM were identified and provided with life-saving treatment. Over 22,573 children and 3,418 PLWs were screened across multiple districts in Somalia. The initiative demonstrated the effectiveness…

KEY MESSAGES • The proportion of households (HHs) with a poor Food Consumption Score (FCS) significantly decreased from 97% at baseline to 2% at endline, while those with an acceptable FCS increased from 0% to 58% during…

INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT Somalia has faced complex humanitarian challenges for decades due to conflict, political instability, and recurring climatic shocks. These factors have led to widespread displacement, heightened protection risks, and limited access to essential services,…

Highlights 2024 Within Somalia, IOM, CESDO, SCC, NoFYL, DRC, and ACTED, implement Site Management (SM) programming across 1,335 IDP sites, reaching approximately 1,414,635 individuals with support from BHA, ECHO, EU, FCDO, IOM, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs,…

Executive Summary This assessment explores the challenges faced by minority communities in Somalia, emphasizing socio-economic disparities, limited access to basic services, protection concerns, and opportunities for empowerment. It examines the historical marginalization and systemic discrimination of these…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Project Background The Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) report offers a comprehensive evaluation of the proposed "Activating Climate-Smart Agricultural Livelihoods in Somalia" (ACALS) project. This initiative, co-led by WFP Somalia and UNOPS with support from…

KEY MESSAGES • Food security improvements: The proportion of households (HHs) with a poor Food Consumption Score (FCS) dropped significantly from 61% at baseline to 12% at the endline. Concurrently, households with an acceptable FCS increased, demonstrating…

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KEY MESSAGES • 100% of HHs living in IDP sites reported being forcibly displaced previously and remaining displaced. For HHs living in IDP sites, the primary reasons for leaving their place of origin included security considerations (100%),…