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Haajira Abdullahi, a third-year student at the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, specializing in Agriculture. Her journey into this field was not a straightforward one, but today, she is passionate about making a difference in agricultural science and education. Like many high school graduates, Haajira faced the challenge of choosing a university faculty. Initially, she considered joining the Faculty...
Sustainable Sugarcane Production in Somalia: Current Practices and Future Prospects
Sugarcane is one of the most widely produced industrial crops in tropical and subtropical regions. It belongs to the Poaceae family, which includes grasses like sorghum, rice, maize, and wheat. Farmers cultivate sugarcane in over 90 countries, covering nearly 20 million hectares. This crop is vital to global agriculture, serving not only as a source of sugar but also...
The Impact of Drought on Food Security in Somalia: A Comprehensive Review
Drought is one of the primary contributors to food insecurity in developed and developing countries. Somalia, the most drought-prone country in East Africa, has faced chronic food insecurity and high levels of malnutrition since the 1970s. This comprehensive review examines how recurring droughts exacerbate food insecurity in the country by impacting its agricultural productivity sector. This analysis underscores the...
Improvements of Sesame Production: Marketing and its Export Trends in Somalia
Improvements of Sesame Production: Marketing and its Export Trends in Somalia: Sesame seed is a key oil crop. It is rich in oil and protein. In Somalia, it has been a major cash crop for many years. Farmers grow it mainly for export. Diversifying cash crops is now a national priority. Rural development actors and farmers support this to...
Content Writer Position at AgroSomalia
Job Title: Content WriterLocation: Remote Company: AgroSomalia About Us AgroSomalia is a platform dedicated to sharing valuable agricultural information in Somalia. We provide news, articles, data, and reports to educate and engage the agricultural community. Our goal is to support smallholder farmers and promote sustainable practices across the country. Through high-quality content, we aim to advance the agricultural sector in Somalia. Position...
Economic Security Generalist
Job Title: Economic Security Generalist Location: Garoowe, Somalia Organization: International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Key Responsibilities: Collaborate with field management, the Economic Security team, and staff from other departments to conduct multidisciplinary assessments. Implement economic security programs aimed at supporting vulnerable populations. Monitor and report on the progress and impact of economic security initiatives. Qualifications: Relevant academic background in economics, social sciences, or a related...
Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator (Data Analyst) BRCiS Consortium Somalia, Mogadishu, Somalia
The position of Monitoring and Evaluation Coordinator (Data Analyst) BRCiS Consortium Somalia, Mogadishu, Somalia, MEL Coordinator (Senior Data Analyst), is a member staff of the NRC Somali Country office with specific duties to support NRC led Consortia BRCiS (Building Resilient Communities in Somalia) Consortium. We are looking for a highly independent and data-fluent mid-career professional with substantial experience in...
The History of Somalia’s Locally Grown Rice
Did you know that Somalia has a rich history of rice farming? While the country is often recognized for its livestock and pastoral economy, rice cultivation has deep roots in the fertile valleys of the Jubba & Shabelle Rivers. Let’s take a journey through its past, challenges, and future! Origins & Early Cultivation For centuries, Somali farmers have practiced river-fed agriculture,...
A Journey of Resilience: Maslah’s Story of Farming and Hope
A Journey of Resilience: Maslah’s Story of Farming and Hope: Maslah grew up in Lower Shabelle, where he watched his parents grow maize, sesame, and vegetables to support their family of 11. After his father passed away, Maslah took over the family farm, setting aside his dreams of studying agriculture at university. Unfortunately, conflict and drought devastated their land,...
Transforming Agriculture in Kaah Village, Guriel, Galmudug State
In Kaah village of Guriel, located in Somalia's Galmudug State, the Tacab farmer cooperatives are transforming agriculture. These farmers, who once struggled with barren lands, are now building a productive future. Thanks to the #JointResilienceProgramme, funded by the World Food Programme, this transformation is possible. The program provides support through drip irrigation, fencing, and a water storage tank. These tools...
