GREDO’s Food Security, Livelihoods (FSL), and Resilience department is to support communities affected by multiple crises in Somalia, such as
famine, political instability, recurrent droughts, and flooding, by:

Organizational Objectives:

1. Enhancing Livelihoods: Offering livelihood interventions, such as supporting farmer cooperatives, providing gardening inputs to
   Infant and Young Child Feeding groups, and issuing business grants to help communities rebuild their economic stability.
2. Building Resilience: Strengthening the capacity of crisis-affected communities through training on gender equality, conflict management, accountable leadership, and other crucial topics to equip them with the knowledge to better withstand future shocks.

What Is GREDO Doing to Improve
Livelihood Services in Somalia?

Around the world, hunger and poverty continue to affect millions, with Somalia facing some of the most severe challenges due to prolonged drought, conflict, and displacement. These crises have devastated the livelihoods of countless families, particularly in rural and marginalized communities, leaving many without reliable sources of income or access to basic resources. In Somalia, where agriculture and livestock are key to survival, the loss of these means has pushed people deeper
Into poverty and food insecurity.

GREDO is committed to improving livelihoods for vulnerable communities across Somalia by implementing targeted interventions that promote economic resilience and food security. Through initiatives such as vocational training, cash assistance, and support for small-scale farming, GREDO helps families rebuild their livelihoods and break the cycle of poverty. The organization also provides agricultural inputs, tools, and training for farmers, enabling them to boost food
production and adapt to climate-related challenges.