Somaliland Community Action Network
The Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN) is a multi-purpose, non-governmental, non-profitable, established in the year 2005 engaged in promoting the community development with a focus on grass-root initiatives to alleviate poverty and human suffering and to assist them in restoring their stability, social change, economic improvement, development and empowering them to control their livelihoods. SCAN is a Somali word that reflects “local”. SCAN main aim reflects to serve the community in terms of social, economic, and environment promotional activities and to build a good socially responsible society. It also bound to look for the development of the rural poor and empower them towards their sustainability.
Since its inception, the society carried out many welfare relief’s, development and issues-based programs, especially for the empowerment of Somaliland poor communities, Women, Children, Youth, and Otherwise Abled. Displaced, Migrants and unorganized sectors through support and counteraction programs with a vision of programs of translating community empowerment into a meaningful expression of Social Action, Development programs, sustainable use of their already meagre natural resources.
The Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN), in collaboration with the World Food Program (WFP), successfully distributed agricultural farm tools to 100 beneficiaries under the Climate Smart Agriculture initiative. This effort is part of the broader “SMART Climate: Sustainable Gabiley Region Agriculture to Enhance Resilience to Climate Change” program. Distributed Items Each beneficiary received: • Farm…
Hargeisa, Somaliland – On January 9, 2025, the Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN) successfully hosted a Capacity Building Training on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA). This essential training aims to strengthen the implementation of the Climate Smart Food System Project, which is funded by the World Food Programme (WFP). the training brought together…
We had the privilege of training farmers in the vibrant villages of Agamse, Huluuq, Arabsiyo, and Biyo Macaan. Our focus was on tackling one of the most pressing challenges in tomato and cabbage production” insect infestations”. Through practical sessions and interactive discussions, we explored strategies to identify, manage, and prevent insect damage, ensuring healthier crops…
SCAN and WFP conducted a field visit to the small farmers’ Climate Smart project in Agamsaha district to assess the impact of the climate change agriculture initiative. The visit included engaging with farmers and observing their activities in the demonstration farm. After that Community Interaction happen and questions were posed to the community about their…