In this video, Dr. Raj Dravid, a widely respected management professional, explores the development of a comprehensive Human Capital Development Strategy (HCDS) for Somalia, with a focus on key sectors such as health, education, agriculture, and more. Dr. Raj explains about the outcome of the workshop attended by government officials, private sectors and agriculture experts.
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The Stop-Work-Order imposed by the Trump administration in January 2025 is a wakeup call to many developing countries including Somalia. Since the early sixties, the United...
The USAID Stop-Work Order has disrupted key agricultural initiatives in Somalia, including SATG’s involvement in the Inclusive Resilience in Somalia (IRiS) program. Despite significant progress in strengthening the agricultural sector, the halt to operations poses challenges. SATG remains committed to advancing sustainable development in Somalia’s agriculture and will continue to seek opportunities for growth and resilience.
We are delighted to share a momentous development in the agricultural landscape of Somalia, particularly for farmers dedicated to the cultivation of Mung bean. In a collaborative...
Somalia’s banana export industry made millions in the late 80s and early 90s but halted suddenly in 1991 due to civil war. Decades later, farmers face obstacles like ruined farmland, militant groups, and past conflicts to restore the industry. This episode was produced by Nadeen Shaker and Sawsan Abdillahi, edited by Dana Ballout and Alex Atack, fact-checked by Deena Sabry, sound designed by Monzer El-Hachem, and includes Zeina Dowidar and Finbar Anderson.
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Podacst by Kerning Cultures | Dr. Hussein Haji’s interview timeline : 25.40
The over-exploitation of the natural resources and the application of inadequate practices for the management and conservation of soils and water have led to low food production, food insecurity and low household incomes in many sub-Saharan countries. As the natural resources… Read more
In this podcast, Dr. Haji shares his extensive travels from Somalia to India and Canada, focusing on his work in plant breeding. He discusses how these global experiences shaped his perspective and commitment to improving agriculture, especially in Somalia, highlighting the transformative power of international engagement and education in addressing critical challenges.
