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IFAD in Somalia

 

IFAD has completed four projects in Somalia. Since the collapse of the country's central government, the organization has chosen to concentrate its development operations in the northern regions of Somaliland and Puntland, where a relative degree of security is guaranteed.

  

IFAD’s strategy in Somalia

 

IFAD continues to support agricultural development efforts in Somalia through small grants. The main focus of IFAD's operations in the country’s northern regions is to ensure food security in Somaliland and Puntland. In line with development guidelines established by the UNDP/WB Joint Needs Assessment of Somalia, activities focus on generating livelihood opportunities through livestock production (by increasing production and processing of livestock and dairy products and helping improve the export service sector), and agricultural production (by increasing and diversifying smallholder cash crop production, and developing irrigated and rainfed farming).

Source: IFAD



Statistics
Projects: 4

Total cost:
US$127.5 million

IFAD loan:
US$30.3 million

Directly benefiting:
184,750 households
Planned project activities
2006 Nobel Peace Prize
Contact information

Tawfiq El-Zabri
Country programme manager
Via Paolo di Dono, 44
Rome, Italy
Work: +39 0654592242
Fax: +39 0654593242
t.elzabri@ifad.org

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