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The Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN) is a non-governmental, nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting community development through reliable and multifaceted initiatives. Established in 2008, SCAN focuses on grassroots efforts aimed at alleviating poverty and human suffering while assisting communities in restoring stability and fostering social change. Our work spans key areas such as agricultural production, animal health, food security, monitoring and statistical development, and capacity building.
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Our mission is to serve communities through social, economic, and environmental initiatives, working toward a more resilient and socially responsible society. SCAN is devoted to improving the livelihoods of rural poor, empowering them to achieve sustainability and self-reliance.
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Since its inception, SCAN has implemented numerous development and relief programs, focusing on vulnerable groups such as women, children, youth, and displaced individuals. Guided by a vision of community empowerment and sustainable development, SCAN maintains a structured organization — including a General Assembly, a Board of Directors, and a management team led by an Executive Director — ensuring effective operations and strong partnerships with government bodies, UN agencies, and international organizations.
Background As part of the KOICA-funded project on Building Climate Resilience for Food Security in Somaliland, the Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN), with support from the World Food Programme (WFP), conducted Capacity Building Training sessions for Agricultural and Livestock Cooperatives across 34 target villages in Maroodijeex, Gabiley, and Awdal regions. The training aimed to strengthen…
OVERVIEW A field monitoring and observation visit was conducted to Gumburaha Village by World Food Programme (WFP) staff to assess and observe the implementation progress of activities carried out by the Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN) under the KOICA-funded project Building Climate Resilience for Food Security in Somaliland. The visit focused on two core community-level…
Overview This report presents the implementation progress and achievements of Government Engagement and Community Sensitization & Mobilization activities conducted under the KOICA-funded project titled Building Climate Resilience for Food Security in Somaliland. The project is funded through the support of the World Food Programme (WFP) and implemented by the Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN) across…
Growing Hope in Huluuq Village| October 2025 Huluuq Village is sowing the seeds of a sustainable future through the Community Tree Distribution Initiative, launched on October 27, 2025, by SCAN NGO in partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP). This milestone project marks a bold step toward environmental resilience, food security, and community empowerment. 🍅 24,000 Tomato Tree Seedlings. 12 Households….
On 11 September 2025, the Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN), in partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP), hosted the official handover ceremony of the rehabilitated Huluuq Water Dam at the Arabsio Public Library Hall. This event marked the successful completion of a key infrastructure component under the Climate Smart Food System Project, aimed at enhancing climate resilience, water…
100 knapsack sprayers distributed across Agamsaha, Biyo-Macaan & Huluuq villages — empowering smallholder farmers to fight pests, protect crops & boost yields. 💪🌾 As part of its ongoing commitment to climate-resilient agriculture, the Climate Smart Food System Project has successfully distributed 100 knapsack sprayers across all target villages in the Arabsiyo District of Gabiley Region, including Agamsaha, Biyo-Macaan, and Huluuq. This…
Gabiley Region, Somaliland — limate Smart Food System Project Boosts Food Security and Farmer Resilience in Gabiley Region Gabiley, Somaliland from October 2024 to April 2025, the Climate Smart Food System Project has empowered 100 smallholder farmers in Arabsiyo District such Huluuq, Biyo-Macaan, Agamsaha Villages with climate-smart agricultural practices, sustainable production techniques, and income-generating opportunities. Funded by the…
🚜 Farmer Trainings In March, over 100 farmers participated in Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) training focused on disease control and fertilizer application. Held at demonstration farms, the sessions provided hands-on learning and practical guidance. Farmers reported thriving fruit crops and expressed gratitude for the training’s impact on their productivity and resilience. 🌾 Soil & Water Conservation…