KAALO

Stories

KAALO Provides Water for Gerihel Village to Grapple with the Impact of Climate Change

Background and Overview Somalia, a country located in the horn of Africa region has endured nearly three decades of lawlessness, instability, political crisis and recurrent environmental shocks. The threats and disasters relating to the climate change, extremist militias and fragmentation and dysfunctions of the state are significant and still real in many parts of the […]

KAALO Provides Water for Gerihel Village to Grapple with the Impact of Climate Change Read More »

Empowering Vet Pharmacies and Transforming Animal Healthcare in Jarriban District

Kaalo’s Vet Drugs: Empowering Vet Pharmacies and Transforming Animal Healthcare in Jarriban District Introduction:Jarriban District falls under Mudug region, in Ballibusle and Salah villages, KAALO is implementing a transformative initiative which has been making a significant positive impact on the accessibility and quality of veterinary drugs. Through their support, KAALO has empowered local vet pharmacies,

Empowering Vet Pharmacies and Transforming Animal Healthcare in Jarriban District Read More »

The community of Barokhle Village is relieved from the water anxiety

The community of Barokhle Village faced water scarcity issues, but thanks to the CIVSAM project implemented by KAALO, their situation has greatly improved. By rehabilitating a non-functioning shallow well, expanding water distribution, and installing a solar system, significant positive changes have taken place. Previously, the village faced challenges due to the distance between the water

The community of Barokhle Village is relieved from the water anxiety Read More »

Building resilience: Water harvesting can reduce the impact of the climate crisis in Somalia.

Somalia is majorly a dry land. Pastoralists rely on two rainy seasons: Gu’ between March and June; and Deyr rain season, between September and early December. Erratic and unpredictable rain patterns have been the norm for many pastoralist families across the country. Ali Ahmed, a pastoralist and resident of Qalwo village, is that of hope

Building resilience: Water harvesting can reduce the impact of the climate crisis in Somalia. Read More »

Improving Food Security and Resilience of the drought affected communities through sustainable livelihood interventions.

NADIIFO which among the female project beneficiaries responding to the question In what way has the project made you more aware or prepared for any possible disaster, like droughts or floods in the future Said “I was a farmer for long period of time, our farming method was traditional, pests and insects were used to

Improving Food Security and Resilience of the drought affected communities through sustainable livelihood interventions. Read More »

Scroll to Top