Qatar Charity carries out 178 development projects in Somalia

 

Qatar Charity implemented 233 food security projects in Somalia last year alone

Qatar Charity completes projects in Somalia to help vulnerable families

Qatar Charity (QC), with generous support from donors in Qatar, has successfully carried out 178 development projects in Somalia to bolster food security and provide sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable families. The initiatives particularly target communities affected by recurring climate crises such as drought and desertification.

The projects form part of QC’s ongoing efforts to alleviate poverty, combat hunger, and improve living conditions for families facing repeated displacement due to dwindling natural resources and limited livelihood opportunities.

 

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Focusing on the outskirts of Baidoa in Somalia’s Southwest State, the interventions benefited 178 families through a range of productive livelihood projects. These included 121 sheep-rearing initiatives and 57 cattle-rearing projects, providing each family with valuable assets that support sustainable income, household dairy self-sufficiency, and improved nutrition for both individual households and the wider community.

Abdulfatah Adam, country director of Qatar Charity’s Somalia Branch, said:
"These projects reflect Qatar Charity’s commitment to shifting from emergency humanitarian response toward long-term sustainable development, empowering families to become self-reliant."

Beneficiary families expressed deep gratitude for the support. Lul Ali Mukhtar noted that her cattle-rearing project has significantly increased her family’s income while ensuring a steady supply of nutritious food, helping stabilize their living conditions.

 

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Qatar Charity implemented 233 food security projects in Somalia last year alone, reaching 267,585 individuals at a total cost of approximately QR7.5 million.

Source: Qatar Tribune

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