Somaliland Agricultural organization
Somaliland Agriculture Organization (SAO) is a Somali national non-governmental organisation advancing community-led peacebuilding, prevention of violent extremism, reconciliation, voluntary reintegration, accountable recovery and climate-resilient livelihoods. Operating principles: Core programme areas:
Community mobilisation and targeting Participatory assessments; engagement with authorities, elders, women, youth and community committees; conflict-sensitive criteria, validation and appeals Digital registration and verification ODK/FMT-type tools; consent; photographs or voice verification where authorised; mobile-number validation; reconciliation and controlled beneficiary records Cash and cash-plus delivery Unconditional and conditional transfers; mobile-money coordination; payment-list preparation; segregation of duties; call-backs and PDM Agriculture and …
Prevent — Community security dialogue; early warning and referral; women and youth engagement; local PVE action Reintegrate — Authorised civilian referral; market-led skills pathways; cash-plus and enterprise; mentoring and inclusion Reconcile — Mediation and social healing; receiving-community preparation; joint civic and recovery actions; trust-building with institutions Build Resilience — Shared community assets; climate-resilient livelihoods; inclusive local structures; learning and adaptation
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SAO’s detailed 2018-2025 portfolio comprises 19 projects and interventions with high impact results. Agriculture and cash-plus form the largest cluster, while cash-for-work, livestock, fisheries and direct peacebuilding experience provide complementary technical depth
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