COORADI: Empowering Somali Communities Through Lasting Impac

COORADI stands at the forefront of community development in Somalia, aligning its mission with the Somali National Development Plan (SNDP), the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP). Through accountable, transparent, and inclusive programming, COORADI implements high-impact projects across humanitarian and development sectors, focusing on health, nutrition, education, livelihoods, water and sanitation (WASH), peacebuilding, and disaster risk reduction (DRR).

In the WASH sector, COORADI expands access to safe water through sustainable technologies like sand dams, rainwater harvesting, and boreholes. Sanitation efforts focus on inclusive, gender-sensitive infrastructure that promotes dignity and safety for all, especially women and people with disabilities.

COORADI?s Health & Nutrition programs deliver essential care through Maternal and Child Health Centers, partnering with the Ministry of Health to ensure quality services. The organization also champions disability inclusion and collects disaggregated data to ensure no one is left behind.

In Livelihoods, COORADI empowers farmers and displaced persons through training, market access, and income-generating initiatives, promoting resilience and food security.

The Education sector prioritizes access in crisis-affected areas by rebuilding schools, improving WASH facilities, and promoting menstrual hygiene to boost girls? attendance.

COORADI also invests in Peace and Governance by supporting local peace structures, civic education, and platforms that amplify grassroots voices. Emergency response programs deliver life-saving aid during crises, while promoting long-term recovery.

Finally, through Girls and Women Empowerment and DRR, COORADI equips communities with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to build sustainable futures.

With a holistic, inclusive approach, COORADI remains committed to empowering vulnerable communities and fostering long-term development across Somalia.