Projects

Over the past six months, Stichting Kaalo Nederland (SKN) collaborated with Hodan Fishing Cooperative (HFC) to implement a comprehensive training and equipping initiative in the coastal district of Eyl. The project aimed to alleviate the impacts of drought on the local population and concluded successfully in September 2023, benefitting a total of 160 drought-affected individuals. …

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In the male-dominated Somali society, women have no or very little opportunities in higher education and employment. That forces most of the women in the region to be housewives or work in hard low-paying jobs such as cleaning, sewing and main street small businesses. Despite that, roughly more than 60% of the Somali families are …

Women Empowerment Scholarship Program Read More »

Project Objectives -The aim of this project was to get clean water in camp Shabeelle, to learn the residents how they could be more hygienic and to create more jobs. Project Activities -A number of women from camp Shabeelle were selected for the staffing of the water kiosks in camp Shabeelle.-The selected women were trained …

Safe Drinking Water Project Read More »

Stichting KAALO Nederland (SKN) has long history for supporting educational programs like; Building schools, capacity building of education sector works (Headmasters, CECs, teachers and so on).

Kaalo Nederland in Somalia focuses on sustainable development projects that directly meet the needs of the local population. For a long time, the emphasis was on projects in the area of education and health

The IDPs project in the Budunbuto Village of Dangorayo district, in Nugal Region, Puntland-Somalia, improved livelihoods of IDPs and Marginalized project target groups in Budubuto village in Dangorayo district

With the support of our partners, KAALO NEDERLAND implemented Covid 19 response project. The target populations that benefited from this project were IDPs in Camp Shabelle, and Shabelle is the name of a desolate refugee camp created in the nineties.