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Today, GREDO kicked off the Market Systems Resilience Training in Mogadishu under the AARAN Project, funded by the UK Government through the @FCDOGovUK, under the BRCiS Consortium.
The training aims to strengthen the technical knowledge and practical capacity of Market and Livelihoods Workstream partners to design and implement sustainable, inclusive, and shock-responsive interventions. These efforts will enable vulnerable groups to contribute to and benefit from resilient market systems.
#MarketSystemsResilience #AARAN #BRCiS #FCDO #GREDO #Somalia
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WEEKLY FLOOD RISK UPDATE
The Somali Disaster Management Agency, through the National Multi-Hazard Early Warning Center (NMHEWC), has released its weekly update on potential flood risks across Somalia, identifying areas of concern and providing guidance for preparedness.
Communities, local authorities and humanitarian partners are urged to remain vigilant, take timely precautionary measures and follow official advisories to reduce risks and protect lives and livelihoods.
#SoDMA #EarlyWarning #FloodRisk #Somalia
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She came for an internship – and stayed to transform #Somalia’s aid landscape. In this #podcast @BarschdorfHager speaks with @NimoA_Hassan, Director of Somali NGO Consortium (SNC) about #schools and tackling #climate shocks or unequal power dynamics: care.at/home/podcast/
Urgent Appeal for the Protection of Civilians in Baidoa
Click to read:reliefweb.int/report/somalia…
The forecast points to an El Niño pattern later this year. Preparedness cannot start when floodwaters rise and force families from their homes. The time to act is now. @NimoA_Hassan @SoDMA_Somalia @UNOCHA #CHF2026 #ElNino2026 #ElNinoPreparedness #Flooding #Somalia
Communities are not recovering anymore, They are constantly adapting.
at the @ifrc Climate Action Summit the SNC Director @NimoA_Hassan, spoke about Somalia's cycle of droughts and floods and the disproportionate burden on women and girls.
Key Messages El Niño Rains in Somalia
Read more: lnkd.in/dxMADpwx
Somalia has recorded a 32% increase in children admitted with severe acute malnutrition, as aid cuts force health and nutrition facilities to close.
Read more in the link below. ⬇️
aljazeera.com/news/2026/8/22…
Over 200 health and nutrition facilities have already closed in Somalia due to humanitarian funding cuts, putting millions of children and families at greater risk.
Read more in the link . ⬇️
news.un.org/en/story/2026/08…
📍 Mogadishu
SNC Director @NimoA_Hassan joined humanitarian partners to commemorate World Humanitarian Day and reaffirm our shared commitment to turning awareness into action, solidarity and support.
📍 Dhusamareb, Galmudug
Today, August 19, the Somali NGO Consortium joined the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, UN agencies, INGOs, local partners, and IDP leaders to commemorate World Humanitarian Day 2026.
#ActForHumanity #WorldHumanitarianDay #WHD2026 #Dhusamareb #Galmudug
📍 Hargeisa, Somaliland
Today in Hargeisa, the Somali NGO Consortium Commemirated the brave frontline aid workers driving local solutions and saving lives across the region.
#ActForHumanity #WorldHumanitarianDay #WHD2026 #Hargeisa
In Baidoa, hundreds of thousands of people fleeing prolonged drought have gathered in sprawling displacement settlements on the outskirts of the city. Read more: apnews.com/article/somalia-h…
With drought and conflict driving millions of Somalis especially young children to the brink of severe food insecurity, aid groups are calling on the international community for urgent funding to save lives before it’s too late.
reliefweb.int/report/somalia…
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Meet Maryam Abdullahi, a New Ways local humanitarian leader in Somalia who uses her deep community roots and unmatched bravery to deliver life-saving aid where it matters most. Maryan embodies the. spirit of humanitarianism. Read her full story here: shorturl.at/b8lvI
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Behind every recovery is a mother’s resilience & a child’s fight for another chance.
“He was weak & malnourished. After eating PlumpyNut, he's getting better. He wasn’t sleeping but now he does,” said Hawo Hadi, OTP beneficiary of #SHFnutrition project funded by @shf_somalia
The Somali NGO Consortium is proud to see our members participating in #AidExNairobi2026, engaging with humanitarian and development leaders to explore locally led solutions, innovative partnerships, and sustainable models for the future of aid. #Localisation #HumanitarianAction

































