In the heart of Dolo Ado, where patriarchal norms continue to dominate, opportunities for women are often limited, and most professions are overwhelmingly male-dominated, Nafisa
BY AHMED HUSSEIN In a move set to transform crisis-affected communities in Mandera County, RACIDA has launched micro-grants totaling Ksh 3,439,650, aimed at supporting eight
BY MARYAN SIYAD & AHMED HUSSEIN
Yusuf Maalim Farah, a father of 14 from Terbey, Banisa Sub-county, never imagined that bees would change his life. With RACIDA’s support, he learned the art of beekeeping, turning honey into a source of nutrition, medicine, and income for his family. What was once unfamiliar has now become a lifeline, offering Yusuf and his community a sustainable way to thrive in the face of harsh climatic challenges.
BY AHMED HUSSEIN: Ali Adan, a seasoned goat herder from Fiqow in Mandera East, is a symbol of resilience and determination. In his early 50s,
BY AHMED HUSSEIN: Agriculture, the lifeline of many rural communities, faces unprecedented challenges due to climate change. Increasingly erratic weather patterns, such as droughts, heatwaves,
BY AHMED HUSSEIN In Somali society, women have faced challenges related to limited access to education, employment opportunities, and participation in decision-making. Traditional gender roles
RACIDA’s first strategic goal is to provide humanitarian assistance to vulnerable pastoral and agro- pastoral communities in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia.