The Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN), in collaboration with the World Food Program (WFP), is conducting General Food Distribution (GFD) to address the urgent food needs of disaster-affected populations. The GFD for September 2024 is currently ongoing in the Laasgeel, Daruslam, and Abaarso districts within the Maroodi-jeex Region. This program provides essential food rations to...
We visit intervention areas happen livelihood project in Somaliland was continuingactivities about rehabilitation dams, soil bunds and contours. This mission was related monitoringand supervision in Maroodi-jeex region livelihood activities the main target on to ensure activitieson going there.Mission was started at Maroodi-jeex region in different villages such Caabudla, Huluuq, Agamsaand Boodhlay.Maroodi-jeex is one of the...
From 2019 until 2024 Somaliland Community Action Network, implemented different projects in the village of Boodhley. These projects were funded by the WFP. The projects have the following main components: soil water conservation for (Soil Bunds), Locust Intervention, Fruit and Vegetable distribution, Dum rehabilitation and relief projects for family ration. The body is formed 100MX100M...
After a disaster happen and shortage of water in many areas of Somaliland, when people are cut off from their normal sources of food and cannot access enough food to meet their needs, WFP’s collaboration with local NGO SCAN distributed in-kind food assistance aims to fill the gap. This involves the distribution of a selection...
🚜 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...
The Somaliland Community Action Network (SCAN) project, designed to support and empower small-scale farmers from low-income communities in Biyo-macaan, Huluuq, Arabsiyo, and Agamsaha, is making significant strides in promoting climate-smart crop farming. This initiative comes at a critical time, following the severe drought and the destruction caused by El Nino rains. A total of 100...
