Stories from the field
1 January 2014
ILO News, Mogadishu: Fartun Abdi Omar and Rahma Abdi Omar are sisters and beneficiaries of the Youth for Change (Y4C) programme.
As a teenager, Abdirashid got involved in a youth gang in Gardo town, close to his village and was regarded as a trouble maker.
With the support of the Government of Japan, the International Labour Organization (ILO) and Community Road Empowerment (CORE) continue to promote durable solutions for Somali returnees.
BAIDOA, Somalia: The project on ‘Durable Solutions for Somali refugee returnees through repatriation, assistance and promoting sustainable solutions’ created opportunities and provide necessary skills for self-employment to promote increased household income promoting self-reliance through economic reintegration.
Habiba was among the selected caseloads for the returnees’ project implemented by ILO with funding from the Government of Japan.
ILO/JPLG provides a set of technical engineering equipment to seven of the JPLG target District Public Works Departments in Somaliland - Berbera, Borama, Burao, Gabiley, Hargeisa, Odhweine and Sheikh
Education and research institutions have not offered technical and management skills which enable youth to work out of unemployment. Putting education to work remains yet deeply worrying in Puntland.
Improvements to transportation networks, especially those in growing areas like Galkayo, tend to impact on local land markets.
Light Engineering plays an important role in industrialisation where innovation has resulted in the creation of new products.
Sharif Salad is an inspirational young man who has changed his life for the betterment of himself and the community. Barwaqo Saed Mohamed is a brilliant twenty year old girl enrolled in the Youth for Change project Hargeisa, Somaliland.
The EU, ILO and Horn Relief Development (HRD) celebrated the Month of the Women Entrepreneur (MOWE).
As a teenager, Abdirashid got involved in a youth gang in Gardo town, close to his village and was regarded as a trouble maker.
With the support of the Government of Japan, the International Labour Organization (ILO) and Community Road Empowerment (CORE) continue to promote durable solutions for Somali returnees.
BAIDOA, Somalia: The project on ‘Durable Solutions for Somali refugee returnees through repatriation, assistance and promoting sustainable solutions’ created opportunities and provide necessary skills for self-employment to promote increased household income promoting self-reliance through economic reintegration.
Habiba was among the selected caseloads for the returnees’ project implemented by ILO with funding from the Government of Japan.
ILO/JPLG provides a set of technical engineering equipment to seven of the JPLG target District Public Works Departments in Somaliland - Berbera, Borama, Burao, Gabiley, Hargeisa, Odhweine and Sheikh
Education and research institutions have not offered technical and management skills which enable youth to work out of unemployment. Putting education to work remains yet deeply worrying in Puntland.
Improvements to transportation networks, especially those in growing areas like Galkayo, tend to impact on local land markets.
Light Engineering plays an important role in industrialisation where innovation has resulted in the creation of new products.
Sharif Salad is an inspirational young man who has changed his life for the betterment of himself and the community. Barwaqo Saed Mohamed is a brilliant twenty year old girl enrolled in the Youth for Change project Hargeisa, Somaliland.
The EU, ILO and Horn Relief Development (HRD) celebrated the Month of the Women Entrepreneur (MOWE).