Climate change, adaptation and building human resilience in Somalia
This study focused on “the Climate Change,Adaptation and Building Human Resilience in Somalia.
Publications
Growth and economic transformation strategy (GETS) for Somalia: social sector – education and health for women and youth empowerment
The main aim is to determine the positive role that these policies and legal frameworks have played or contributed to
Trade and infrastructure development in Somalia
Infrastructure opens up the economy for investment, commercial production, and employment.
Assessment Somalia domestic revenue mobilization and institutional development
In recent years, domestic revenue mobilization (DRM) in low-income and fragile and conflict-affected countries has gained increasing prominence in the policy debate.
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.
Establishing Blue Economy Investment Framework for Somalia
Somalia has made rapid progress toward peace, stability, and economic development following decades of civil war
Somalia Blue Economy Assessment, Taxonomy and Investment Framework
The study on the Blue Economy is part of a comprehensive research program for (GETS) in Somalia
Food Security, Environmental Sustainability and Building Resilience in Somalia
Agriculture forms a significant part of the economy of Somalia. It contributes toward achieving
Education and Health for Women and Youth Empowerment
The National Economic Council (NEC) commissioned a study on Somalia’s social sector to inform GETS’vision
Trade and Infrastructure in Somalia
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. …