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Supporting the Federal Republic of Somalia with preventive medical supplies to confront the emerging corona virus (Covid-19) within the group of 26 countries Providing preventive medical supplies to the Ministry of Health in Somalia to confront the emerging corona virus, Covid-19 Limiting the spread of the emerging coronavirus, supporting the health sector to confront the virus, and strengthening health services to combat the spread of COVID-19. The health sector continues to provide curative and preventive services to (1,589,323 beneficiaries) of health sector workers and citizens
Operation of the National Blood Bank in Mogadishu The project intervention will be aligned with the strategic objectives of the Humanitarian Response Plan: Reduce mortality and morbidity among women, girls, boys and men affected by the crisis through the timely, safe and equitable delivery of life-saving humanitarian assistance, and Improve the resilience of vulnerable women, girls, men and boys of all ages affected by the crisis through increased safe, dignified and adequate access to multi-sectoral response and sustainable solutions. Improving the level of health services provided in the Federal Republic of Somalia and enhancing coordination between health facilities to obtain the services of the National Blood Bank, securing safe blood and its components and saving the lives of patients in need of blood transfusion, early detection of blood diseases and blood-borne diseases, clarifying the obstacles that prevent blood donation, enhancing, educating and raising awareness of donors and motivating them to donate blood and its benefits to their health and serving their community humanely, which keeps the blood bank balance enhanced with all blood types and components, contributing to building the infrastructure of the health sector and localizing the service in the region by activating specialized medical centers (National Blood Bank), reducing the number of deaths by securing safe blood units and its appropriate components in terms of (quality, type and quantity) at the appropriate time, reducing the spread of epidemic, infectious and blood-borne diseases and applying infection control standards, contributing to building the capacities of local cadres through the training and education program and blood donation and care services and the safe method of preserving and transfusing blood to those in need, enhancing the disposal of medical waste in a safe manner, establishing an electronic system by automating the data of donors, beneficiaries and entities Beneficiary through the database Contributing to building the infrastructure of the health sector and localizing the service in the region by activating specialized medical centers (National Blood Bank) Improving the level of health services provided in the Republic of Somalia and enhancing coordination between health facilities to obtain the services of the National Blood Bank Contributing to building the capacities of local cadres to preserve and transfuse blood to those in need
Operating the dialysis center at Banadir Hospital Mogadishu Providing health care services by providing the necessary treatment in the city of Mogadishu to preserve the lives of patients with kidney disease and kidney failure resulting from the lack of treatment and thus reducing the number of deaths by providing free treatment. In the current phase, the project will aim to provide its services to 280 people per month, including 100 dialysis patients registered in the dialysis center’s records and receiving services ranging between two and three dialysis sessions per week, meaning 850 regular sessions and an average of 50 emergency sessions per month, meaning about 900 dialysis sessions. College per month, thus covering 10,800 patient sessions for the entire duration of the project, 12 months Providing the need to cover the treatment of patients with renal failure and ensuring that they receive the necessary treatment free of charge, with an expected number of 10,800 dialysis sessions and 2,160 medical services in the kidney disease clinic, supporting the steadfastness of the medical and technical staff and reducing the migration of (38) medical and technical staff with the localization of the service.
Shelter and non-food items in Somalia 2024 Providing aid, which consists of (shelter and non-food items bags - clothing bags - tents), and the implementing partners will distribute it to the beneficiaries, numbering (44,950) families in Federal Somalia - Somaliland. -Enhancing the ability of needy and affected families to face poor living conditions in Somalia. - Alleviating the suffering of families affected by natural disasters by providing shelter materials and non-food items in Somalia. - Rapid response to disasters during the project period (44,950) families received the relief aid provided in the project.
Providing and distributing 958 tons of dates in Somalia in 2017. Providing and distributing 958 tons of dates in Somalia 2017.
Supporting the capacity building of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management in the Republic of Somalia Strengthening systems and setting work priorities and procedures - Supporting a minimum level of human capacity at the regional level and working on training programs for employees - Supporting information technology solutions and wireless communication equipment - Establishing an early warning system - Allocating funding under partner management and coordination with the government represented by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs for Ministry support to respond to emergency situations and immediate logistical support purposes. The project aims to set priorities and guide the development of the implementation plan, the development of systems and links between and within systems, technical capabilities, emergency preparedness and response planning. The project also aims to find a minimum level of trained human capacity to raise the efficiency of response in the three regions in which the trainees will work and find basic technological solutions that contribute to raising the level of communication, coordination and early warning according to criteria and mechanisms that ensure finding a good level of early procedures for crises. Contributing through the human cadres in strengthening the regional humanitarian and disaster management centers working with the ministry. And contribute to support these centers at the central and regional levels with appropriate equipment and services in the field of information technology.
Distribution of (300) tons of dates to the displaced and affected people in Somalia. Providing and transporting 37,500 cartons of dates from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and delivering them to the displaced and affected people in Somalia. Help alleviate the suffering of the displaced and provide dates for long-term storage.
Multi-sectoral response to severe acute malnutrition in Somalia Providing access to nutrition, water and hygiene services in 15 high-risk areas across 6 sectors in the country through the procurement of therapeutic food supplements and provision of hygiene kits for children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM). Providing nutritional supplements for severe acute malnutrition (SAM) • Providing personal hygiene kits for the target groups. • Providing awareness on personal hygiene. Providing health services to 101,134 beneficiaries.
Joint Executive Program of a project to improve access to reproductive health services for displaced and vulnerable women and girls in Somalia The project operates 15 reproductive health centers that provide health care to pregnant women and Somali girls in the Somali Republic. The project also includes securing anesthesia machines, incubators, medical equipment, and consumables necessary to provide reproductive health services to beneficiaries, in addition to securing medicines and antibiotics used to treat obstetrics and gynecology diseases. The project also includes operating the centers and paying the salaries of employees and workers and the operational costs, in addition to 3 surgical camps Supporting the resilience of the health sector in Somalia and preventing its collapse and increasing the number of births by providing incubators for needy cases and providing caesarean section services for needy cases and natural births in normal cases. Reducing the mortality of children and pregnant women by providing reproductive health services in 15 centers distributed in several governorates, where 350,000 beneficiaries benefited from the project.
Distribution of 400 tons of dates in Somalia Secure and transport 400 tons of dates to Somalia. 1-Provided emergency food assistance to 117,894 displaced people affected by severe drought in various regions of Somalia. 2 - 15 thousand families will benefit from the dates provided by 16 kilos per family. 3. Alleviate the suffering of those affected by drought, especially children, women and the elderly.
Establishment and operation of Abed Waq Health Center, Abduwaq City, Galguduud Governorate, Federal Republic of Somalia Providing medicines, medical supplies, operational consumables and manpower to provide health services to Somali citizens - Raising the capabilities of the medical, technical and administrative staff professionally and scientifically and reducing their immigration, which leads to the settlement of health services
Education project Building (10) new primary and secondary schools, and maintaining and renovating (20) schools that were partially or completely damaged. Sustaining the educational path and enabling male and female students to achieve academic achievement The project benefits 17,000 male and female students in all regions of Somalia
Facilitate safe movement and sustainable reintegration of Somali returnees from Yemen. Implement the spontaneous return assistance program for Somali nationals wishing to return from Yemen to Somalia in coordination with partners Provide support and comprehensive reception services upon arrival to the arrivals automatically, those who have arranged their own travel by private vessels (Somalis, Yemenis). Implementation of small community reintegration activities in Puntland and Somaliland. The project will identify several locations within Puntland and Somaliland based on IOM data on returnees and in consultation with local authorities. Strengthen the organizational and technical capacity of government institutions in Puntland, Somaliland and the Somali Federal Government to facilitate successful reintegration of returnees. Facilitate safe and dignified movements of Somali returnees and Yemeni refugees from Yemen to Somalia and the sustainable reintegration of Somali returnees, particularly unaccompanied minor women and children. • Improved access by persons concerned to safe, orderly and humanitarian movement from Yemen to Somalia. • Government institutions acquire better organizational and technical capacity to facilitate successful reception and reintegration of returnees. • Make communities selected for return more prepared for the sustainable reintegration of returnees.
Distribution of (100) tons of dates to the poorest families in Somaliland. Providing 12,500 cartons of dates to the neediest families in Somaliland. 1- Help alleviate the suffering provide dates for long-term storage.
2- Achieving food security for needy families and providing their food needs in the targeted areas.
3- Assisting in improving the living conditions of the beneficiaries by providing food (dates).
Complete the dialysis center deficiencies. Completing shortages of electrical and water extensions for dialysis center in Somalia. Treatment of dialysis cases for Somalis.
Renovation and operation of 3 schools in the Mogadishu and Hiran region of the Federal Republic of Somalia (Abu Bakr Othman School, Sheikh Ali Jamali School and Caspary School) Restoration, operation and capacity building of educational and administrative cadres in 3 educational schools in Somalia for a period of (16) months Providing appropriate educational environments and equipping them with basic school needs in communities in need, and improving the quality of the educational process in educational institutions through the restoration and operation of public education schools in order to fulfill their educational mission to the fullest, and building the capacities of educational and administrative cadres to ensure the continuation and continuation of education for school-age children. .
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 3645
Project of distributing food baskets and dates in Somalia (for those affected by drought). Distributing 19,649 food baskets and 30,000 cartons of dates in Somalia for the displaced and those affected by severe drought in various regions of Somalia. 1- Providing emergency food aid to 117,894,000 displaced and affected people.
2- Alleviate the suffering of those affected by drought, especially children, women and the elderly.
Distribution of 2000 tons of dates in the Republic of Somalia Providing food aid consisting of 2000 tons of dates • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries 2 million beneficiaries from the Republic of Somalia benefited from food aid
Emergency aid project Providing and distributing food baskets and parcels to Somalis in camps for displaced people throughout Somalia. Contributing to meeting the nutritional needs of the people of Somalia Helping 50,000 Somali families over three years, and they benefited from the distribution of food parcels
Distribution of food supplies in the Republic of Somalia for the year 2023 Providing a quantity of (13,850) bags of rice, weighing (20) kilograms per bag, to distribute them to needy families in the targeted areas in Somalia and Somaliland. Contributing to meeting the humanitarian need in the food sector in the targeted areas. 73,250 beneficiaries received assistance in the targeted areas
Securing and distributing meat in Somalia for the year 2023 Providing a quantity of 54,000 kilos of meat to distribute to those affected to contribute to meeting the humanitarian need in the targeted areas in Somalia and Somaliland. To combat drought. Filling the humanitarian needs of those affected in the targeted areas in Somalia and Somaliland to confront the drought. 72,000 beneficiaries received meat in the targeted areas
Nutrition integration IOM will integrate nutrition through existing health interventions that currently lack integration / integration with nutrition services, while building the capacity of the national health workforce to provide integrated health and nutrition services. The main objective of the response is to contribute to the management of people with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in children under five years of age through Integrated Outpatient Therapy Centers (OTP), and to improve the family and community's ability to promote appropriate nutrition for infants and young children (IYCF). 1. Combine treatment programs for patients referred to the 8 already established PHC clinics, focusing on the Gedo and Lower Juba regions. 2. Maintaining and enhancing nutrition services in two integrated clinics for primary health care and outpatient clinics. 3.Improved ability to determine community / family level and screening and refer malnourished children to outpatient clinics. 4. Provide training and counseling to 100 clinical health and nutrition employees who are on the job in all ten integrated primary health care centers and outpatient clinics. 5. Purchase and supply of nutritional commodities to targeted treatment centers. Coordination and promotion of participation in nutrition and health groups at the national and regional levels. Each of the 10 sites will receive the nutrition commodities (RUTF and medicines) needed to treat severe acute malnutrition for one year. 48,000 children under 5 years of age will be examined for SAM in the health facility and in the water pool community. 4,080 children with SAM will be treated and discharged. 54,310 individuals will be sensitized to nutrition education in the community, including counseling on infant and child nutrition. 10 clinical staff in each office will be well trained and continuously directed to provide high quality services. 100 community outreach volunteers are able to conduct health promotion on nutrition and follow up on strugglers.
A project to distribute 30,000 food baskets in Somaliland. Providing (30,000) food baskets to be presented to the poor, displaced and affected people in several areas in Somaliland. Achieving food security for the poor and displaced in several regions of Somaliland.
Providing 30,000 food baskets to benefit 30,000 families due to drought and food shortage.
Food assistance to Somalia (dates) Project to provide food assistance 50 tons of dates.
Ambulance and Rescue Unit Support Project of the Federal Ministry of Health of Somalia Supporting the emergency department in Somali government hospitals, by handing over 15 ambulances to the Somali Federal Ministry of Health, equipped according to the specifications and equipment approved by them. Enhancing the capacity of Somali government hospitals to respond quickly to emergency cases, saving thousands of lives, especially in the event of terrorist attacks, and raising the level of performance of the government health sector in general, by supporting government hospitals with ambulances equipped with the latest modern equipment. Reducing critical cases and deaths resulting from the failure to provide ambulatory services in emergency departments and government hospitals in Somalia, to a number of 547,500.
Food and shelter assistance to Somalia Addressing the conditions of Yemeni and Somali refugees fleeing the Yemeni crisis present in Somalia and supporting Somali government agencies to receive these refugees and address their conditions and try to integrate them into Somali society.
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 2578
Food and shelter assistance to Somalia Addressing the conditions of Yemeni and Somali refugees fleeing the Yemeni crisis present in Somalia, supporting Somali government agencies to receive these refugees, addressing their conditions and trying to integrate them into Somali society.
Joint Executive Program Reducing child mortality due to pneumonia by increasing access to medical oxygen in a humanitarian setting in Somalia Child mortality rates in Somalia are among the highest in the world. A child born today in Somalia is 16.5 times more likely to die before the age of five than any other child anywhere else. The mortality rate for children under the age of five in Somalia is currently 117 per 1,000 live births. About 21% of these deaths among children under the age of five in Somalia are attributed to pneumonia. This project aims to operate more than 10 medical oxygen stations in various places in Somalia, in addition to Providing medicines to treat pneumonia patients Alleviating the suffering of the Somali citizen by providing the necessary medicines for his treatment and the treatment of family members, especially women and children. - Supporting the resilience of the health sector in Somalia and preventing its collapse. - Increasing the number of births by providing incubators for needy cases 1- Reducing the mortality of premature babies, children and adults. 2- Providing medications for chronic diseases 3- Equipping 25 solar-powered oxygen stations 4- Providing medical devices and equipment in 25 medical units
1,000,000 beneficiaries benefited from the project.
Renovation and operation of 3 schools in the Mogadishu and Hiran region of the Federal Republic of Somalia (Balad School, Dr. Ahmed Haji School and Sheikh Adam Abdullah School) Restoration, operation and capacity building of educational and administrative cadres in 3 educational schools in Somalia for a period of (16) months The project aims to provide appropriate educational environments and equip them with basic school needs in communities in need, and to improve the quality of the educational process in educational institutions through the restoration and operation of public education schools in order to fulfill their educational mission to the fullest extent, and to build the capacities of educational and administrative cadres to ensure the continuation and continuity of education for children at school age.
Renovation and operation of 3 schools in the Mogadishu region of the Federal Republic of Somalia (Hassan Bersani School, Sheikh Yassin Othman School and Sheikh Omar Farouk School) Restoration, operation and capacity building of educational and administrative cadres in 3 educational schools in Somalia for a period of (16) months Providing appropriate educational environments and equipping them with basic school needs in communities in need, and improving the quality of the educational process in educational institutions through the restoration and operation of public education schools in order to fulfill their educational mission to the fullest, and building the capacities of educational and administrative cadres to ensure the continuation and continuation of education for school-age children. .
Providing sustainable water sources by drilling and repairing strategic, solar-powered artesian wells for drought-affected communities in the Federal Republic of Somalia. Providing permanent and renewable sources of clean drinking water. This is done by drilling new strategic wells in the targeted areas where there are no other sources of water, and rehabilitating and repairing broken artesian wells in order to increase the opportunities for beneficiaries and their livestock to obtain clean water and thus contribute to reducing and mitigating the effects of drought. Of its aftershocks during dry seasons Improving and increasing the opportunities of the population, target communities and their livestock to clean drinking water by providing permanent and renewable sources of water. Drilling, building and equipping 24 deep artesian wells (120-400 m) in the most needy areas in the Federal Republic of Somalia (according to the attached map), rehabilitating and repairing 20 broken artesian wells in the Federal Republic of Somalia benefiting 1,058,960 beneficiaries.
Emergency Life-Saving Food Security Interventions in the Republic of Somalia Phase III Somalia Relief Initiative - Securing (35,000) food baskets for Federal Somalia - Securing (30,000) food baskets for Somaliland, totaling 65,000 food baskets Providing food assistance to families most affected by drought. Drought-affected families in Somalia receive food assistance.
Social care project Establishing two centers to care for 2,000 orphans. Protecting the orphan segment of Somali children, accommodating them in specialized homes and providing care for them. Integrating orphans into society by providing them with primary care and providing academic and technical education.