Community priorities. Practical action.

“Archive” identifies historical programme records whose implementation dates or completion status still need to be confirmed. These records remain public while CeRID completes the portfolio review.

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Ongoing

Improving Access to Diverse Foods and Economic Well-Being

Supporting vulnerable farmers, displaced women, and pastoral households in Dollow through agroecology, farm inputs, irrigation and rangeland rehabilitation, vocational skills, savings groups, and gender-inclusive household resilience.

2025–2028Dollow District, Gedo Region, Jubbaland State, SomaliaCanadian Foodgrains Bank (CFGB)

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Ongoing

Building Resilience and Sustainable Livelihoods for Vulnerable Women in Luuq

Supporting vulnerable internally displaced and host-community women with climate-smart farming, solar irrigation, livestock, small businesses, savings groups, and community-led environmental action.

2023–2027Luuq District, Gedo Region, SomaliaTrócaire

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Completed

Somalia Multisector Emergency Response

The Somalia Multisector Emergency Response Programme is a project funded by the USAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) and implemented by CeRID in the districts of Luuq (Gedo Region) and Qansaxdheere (Bay Region). The project aims to restore the wellbeing of vulnerable communities affected by flooding, drought, and locusts. Implemented from June 2021 to June 2024, the program operates in these two districts.

2021–2024Luuq and Qansaxdheere districts, SomaliaUSAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA)

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Completed

Cross-Border Community Resilience Project

A completed CeRID project strengthening livelihoods, youth and women’s employment, peacebuilding, leadership, climate-sensitive agriculture, and equitable natural resource management across Beled Hawa, Dollow, and the Mandera Triangle.

2023–2024Beled Hawa, Somalia · Dollow, Somalia · Mandera Triangle cross-border communitiesChemonics International / USAID

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Climate Smart Agriculture and Economic Empowerment

The Centre for Research and Integrated Development (CeRID), in partnership with NCA-NORAD, is leading the Climate Smart Agricultural Value Chain and Economic Empowerment program. This innovative initiative tackles three critical challenges faced by Somali communities: youth unemployment, climate change, and food insecurity.

Programme archiveLuuq and Beled Hawa, SomaliaNCA–NORAD

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Emergency WASH Support for disaster/conflict-affected people in Somalia

The Centre for Research and Integrated Development (CeRID), funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway (MFA) through Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), is implementing the Emergency WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) Support project. This vital initiative provides life-saving services to disaster and conflict-affected communities in Somalia.

Programme archiveLuuq District, Gedo Region, SomaliaNorwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs through Norwegian Church Aid

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The GBV Response to the crises in Somalia

The Centre for Research and Integrated Development (CeRID) is leading a crucial initiative funded by Norwegian Church Aid (NCA) to address Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Somalia. This project prioritizes the safety and wellbeing of women and girls, particularly adolescent girls in CeRID/NCA-supported schools.

Programme archiveLuuq District, Gedo Region, SomaliaNorwegian Church Aid (NCA)

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Climate Finance

The Climate Finance program is a program funded by Irish Aid through Trocaire and implemented by CeRID.

Programme archiveSomaliaIrish Aid through Trócaire

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Food Security

The Food Security project implemented by the Centre for Research and Integrated Development (CeRID) in partnership with Trócaire and supported by Development and Peace-Caritas Canada focuses on improving food security for vulnerable IDP (Internally Displaced Persons) and host communities in Luuq district, Gedo. The project aims to sustain the gains achieved in the pilot phase of a food production project supported by Trócaire

Programme archiveLuuq District, Gedo Region, SomaliaDevelopment and Peace–Caritas Canada through Trócaire

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