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 not only help farmers save water but also protect crops and ensure a steady supply. As a result, they grow more food, earn higher incomes, and improve food security for their community.
Moreover, this initiative shows how sustainable solutions can create lasting change. The program equips farmers with the tools they need to become self-reliant. Furthermore, the success of the Tacab cooperatives proves that similar efforts could benefit other regions in Somalia.
In conclusion, strategic partnerships and targeted investments have turned Kaah village into a thriving agricultural hub. Therefore, these resilience programs have the power to turn barren lands into productive farms. They provide hope for a brighter and more sustainable future for Somalia’s farmers.
