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Today, humanitarian partners, local authorities, community representatives, and development stakeholders came together in Burhakaba District for the monthly Area-Based Coordination (ABC) Meeting.
The meeting served as an important platform to review the humanitarian situation, share operational updates, identify critical response gaps, and strengthen collaboration among partners working to support vulnerable communities.
Discussions focused on key sectors including Food Security, Nutrition, Health, WASH, Protection, Education, and Livelihoods. Participants highlighted the ongoing challenges caused by drought, displacement, food insecurity, and limited access to essential services.
Community representatives shared concerns about water shortages, livelihood losses, and increasing humanitarian needs across several villages, while local authorities emphasized the importance of continued support and stronger community engagement.
The meeting concluded with agreed action points, including:
Enhanced information sharing
Joint assessments in priority locations
Coordinated response planning to address identified gaps
Together, we remain committed to strengthening coordination, improving humanitarian outcomes, and building resilience for the people of Burhakaba.
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Joint Visit to Newly Displaced Families in IDP Camps

A joint field visit was conducted to assess the situation of newly displaced families who have fled from their villages and surrounding areas and have recently Arriving into the camps in search of humanitarian assistance from aid organizations. The visit aimed to understand the urgent needs of the affected populations, evaluate their living conditions, and […]

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Assessment of Drought Impact on Agricultural Livelihoods in Baidoa

#SVMC field visit Agriculture remains one of the primary sources of livelihood for communities in Baidoa and the surrounding areas. However, prolonged drought conditions have severely affected farming activities, resulting in poor harvests, reduced food security, and increased vulnerability among farming households. In order to understand the current situation and determine the level of support

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📌 Joint Engagement Meeting Strengthens Coordination Among Organizations in Southwest

SVMC and NRO jointly participated in a multi-stakeholder meeting that brought together various organizations and agencies operating in the Southwest region. The event was organized by the Southwest Civil Society Network, which aimed to enhance collaboration and improve coordination among all participating organizations. During the meeting, participants discussed strategies to unify efforts, strengthen partnerships, and

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Empowering Women and Youth SVMC–NRO Henna and Decoration Skills Program

The Save Vulnerable Mother and Child (SVMC) organization, in partnership with the Nilotic Rights Organization (NRO), conducts monthly review sessions focused on practical training in henna and decoration skills at their Technical Vocational Education Training Centre. These sessions provide participants with hands-on experience in the art of henna application and decorative techniques, fostering creativity and

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Assessing Resilience: SVMC Engages Communities Facing Drought and Livestock Loss in Gedo

The Save Vulnerable Mother and Child (SVMC) organization recently visited host communities in the Gedo region, particularly in Bardhere, to assess the devastating impacts of climate change and prolonged droughts affecting Somalia. These environmental challenges have led to the widespread death of livestock and a critical shortage of water, leaving communities struggling to survive. The

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