Publications

EMPOWERING WOMEN: FUELLING ECONOMIC PROSPERITY

The study examines the pivotal constraints and prospects for women’s economic involvement in Somalia. Despite progress made in economic recovery, gender inequality persists as a substantial obstacle, with Somalia exhibiting a relatively high ranking on the Gender Inequality Index. The study indicates that women’s low literacy rates, restricted access to financial resources, and adherence to …

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HARNESSING SOMALIA’S BLUE ECONOMY: PATHWAYS TO SUSTAINABLE PROSPERITY

The “Blue Economy” study illuminates the untapped economic potential of Somalia. The country’s extensive coastline, measuring 3,333 km, endows it with a strategic position in global trade. The study underscores the potential for transforming Somalia’s coastline into a thriving logistics hub, given the country’s diverse resources, including fisheries, oil and gas, and vast opportunities in …

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ANALYSIS OF TRADE BENEFITS OF SOMALIA’S POTENTIAL MEMBERSHIP IN THE AFRICAN GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITY ACT (AGOA)

The study, entitled “Unlocking the Potential of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA),” examines the potential for Somalia to become a member of the AGOA program. It identifies the economic benefits that could result from this preferential trade agreement. The document delineates Somalia’s present trade status with the United States, the prerequisites for AGOA …

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FOSTERING A CAPABLE STATE THROUGH HOME-GROWN SOLUTIONS

The study Fostering Capable State with Home-Grown Solutions assesses the indispensable function of legal and policy frameworks in establishing a competent state in Somalia. The study identifies significant challenges, including political instability, limited institutional capacity, and the absence of legal norms centered on Somali interests. By examining the integration of traditional systems like the Xeer …

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ASSESSING THE VIABILITY OF SOMALIA’S INTEGRATION INTO THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY

Executive summary In today’s business world, regional integration is acknowledged as a strong force for promoting social and economic growth. Developed and developing economies alike adopt policies and initiatives for regional integration to achieve mutual economic, social, and political development goals. Federal Republic of Somalia (FRS) applied to join the East African Community (EAC). In …

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