Somalia is one of the world’s most fragile states and suffers widespread poverty and inequality.
Somalia suffers from very low human development indicators, endemic violence and discrimination against women and girls, a persistent humanitarian crisis, and a weak economy and public revenues. More than 10 percent of the population is internally displaced as a result of conflict and humanitarian crisis.
State capability and financial governance are weak, and corruption is a concern. Environmental conditions in many parts of Somalia are extreme and there are significant risks from the effects of climate shocks.
Much of our work in Somalia has been aimed at restoring stability by empowering local communities. We have also worked on the health system and broader economic development.
Somalia ni moja ya nchi dhaifu zaidi ulimwenguni na inakabiliwa na umaskini na ukosefu wa usawa. Somalia inaonyesha viwango vya chini sana vya maendeleo ya binadamu, vurugu na ubaguzi dhidi ya wanawake na wasichana, mgogoro wa kibinadamu unaoendelea, na uchumi dhaifu na mapato ya umma. Zaidi ya asilimia 10 ya watu nchini humo wamehamishwa kutokana na vita na mgogoro wa kibinadamu. Uwezo wa serikali na utawala wa kifedha ni dhaifu, na ufisadi ni wasiwasi. Hali ya mazingira katika sehemu nyingi za Somalia ni kali na kuna hatari kubwa kutokana na athari za mshtuko wa hali ya hewa. Sehemu kubwa ya kazi yetu nchini Somalia imekuwa na lengo la kurudisha utulivu kwa kuwezesha jamii za mitaa. Pia tumefanya kazi kwenye mfumo wa afya na maendeleo ya kiuchumi ya jumla.