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SOYDA Launched today16 Days of Activism for non-violence against Women and children campaign on 25 November (International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women) to 10 December (Human Rights Day). The campaign hopes to raise awareness about gender-based violence as a human rights issue as well as giving special consideration to people on special …

SOYDA Launched today 16 Days of Activism Campaign in Our Project Areas Read More »

Universal Children’s Day is celebrated annually on 20th November. The goal of Universal Children’s day is to improve child welfare worldwide, promote and celebrate children’s rights and promote togetherness and awareness amongst all children We have the pleasure to inform you that SOYDA have accelerated its effort in reaching vulnerable reach with improved access and …

SOYDA Celebration of Universal Children’s Day, 20 November 2019 Read More »

Celebrated every year on 19 August, World Humanitarian Day is directed towards honoring humanitarian efforts worldwide and propagating the idea of supporting people in crisis. World Humanitarian Day 2019 is set to celebrate Women Humanitarians and their undying contribution in making the world a better place. Women Humanitarians hold a sense of unparalleled uniqueness, one …

SOYDA Celebration of World Humanitarian Day (WHD), 19th August 2019 Read More »

SOYDA Launched the Kick off World Breastfeeding Week 1-7 Aug 2019 through provision outreach awareness campaigns in Mogadishu and Afgooye corridor IDPs in our project areas as part of scaling up and reaching more IDPs to promote Breastfeeding Week and advocating for and informing people of the economic, environmental, and health implications of promoting optimal …

SOYDA launched the kick off world breastfeeding week 1-7 August 2019 Read More »

. Background and Humanitarian needs Despite improvements in the overall humanitarian situation significant needs persist in parts of Somalia. An estimated 2.6 million people remain internally displaced, either in rural areas or in informal settlements surrounding urban areas. Results from the 2018 Post-Deyr (October-December) seasonal Food Security and Nutrition Assessment indicate that 4.9 million Somalis, …

SOYDA Quarterly Progressive Report January-March 2019 Read More »

Somalia federal government have carried out operation to free some of the locations controlled by the AS in lower Shabelle region which has since led to displacement of already vulnerable population in Sabib, Caanoole and Bariira villages, the government forces fighting against AS interfere the stability of the target areas and its surrounding villages thus …

Flash Report # New IDP Influx from Lower Shabelle Read More »

Background and Humanitarian needs An estimated 1.5 million Somalis are in need of urgent life-saving food assistance, 58 per cent of whom are internally displaced people (IDPs) – a particularly vulnerable group that largely depends on aid due to losses of livelihood systems and marginalization. The displacement figure has surged by over 1.5 million since …

SOYDA Quarterly Progressive Report October-December 2018 Read More »

Every year on 19 August, World Humanitarian Day (WHD) brings the world together to rally support for people affected by humanitarian crisis and pay tribute to aid workers who help them. This WHD, we will come together to reaffirm that civilians caught in conflict are #NotATarget, and to demand global action to protect them. Emergencies …

SOYDA Celebrated World Humanitarian Day (WHD), 19th August 2018. Read More »

1. Background and Humanitarian needs The floods and storm have resulted in deaths and affected livelihoods, livestock, shelter and key infrastructure across the country. There is a high risk of the outbreak of water-born communicable diseases including malaria and AWD/cholera in several areas. An estimated 794,761 people have been affected by the flooding in southern …

SOYDA Quarterly Progressive Report April -June 2018 with SHF, UNICEF and DFID support Read More »

The humanitarian situation in Somalia remains critical due to ongoing impacts of drought and conflict. As per the recently released FSNAU-FEWSNET 2017 Post Deyr findings, the situation has not returned to a pre-crisis state. Despite a reduction in the total number of people facing food insecurity, down from 6.2 million in 2017, 5.4 million people …

SOYDA Quarterly Progressive Report Jan-March 2018 Read More »