Offshore Oil & Gas and Alternative Energy Generation: Potentials and Contributions to the Somali Blue Economy
Somalia has faced severe challenges of conflict and fragility, characterized by economic failure and social and political instability.
Somalia has faced severe challenges of conflict and fragility, characterized by economic failure and social and political instability.
Somalia has made rapid progress toward peace, stability, and economic development following decades of civil war
The study on the Blue Economy is part of a comprehensive research program for (GETS) in Somalia
Agriculture forms a significant part of the economy of Somalia. It contributes toward achieving
The National Economic Council (NEC) commissioned a study on Somalia’s social sector to inform GETS’vision
Somalia is considered to have one of the poorest economies in the world primarily because of its failed statehood, fragile government, weakened institutions, infrastructure deficit, and unbalanced trade. These issues have been exacerbated by many decades of armed conflict, natural disasters, disease outbreaks, famine, underutilized human capital, fragmented donor resources, and untapped and natural resource. …
This policy brief summarizes the assessment, findings and recommendations of a study conducted by the National Economic Council (NEC) Advisors, and associated scholar
Somalia’s domestic Revenue Mobilization (DRM) strategy intends to mobilize domestic resources to finance inclusive growth and sustainable development as defined in the Somali Growth and Economic Transformation Strategy – Vision 2050. It seeks a sustainable and inclusive growth strategy in resource mobilization to guard against national vulnerability, and the unpredictability of donor funding. In addition, …
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The study is part of a comprehensive research program for Growth and Economic Transformation Strategy (GETS) in Somalia