KAALO in Partnership with National Endowment for Democracy (NED) conducted training workshop on Best Practices in Good Governance, Accountability, and Advocacy Tools to Monitor Expenditures and Promote transparency, under the project of “Promoting Transparent and Accountable Government in Puntland” and aimed to enhance the capacity of public officials and promote public understanding of the importance […]
KAALO AID and DEVELOPMENT is current implementing Legal Assistance and Protection project for refugees and asylum seekers funded by UNHCR. It’s one year project started from January2016 and will end December 2016. The main purpose of the project is to Enhance protection environment and create conducive environment for the 5,088 refugees and asylum seekers in
Call for Papers / Articles Colleagues; Academicians, policy makers, researchers and graduates and university students KAALOinvites you to call for papers / articles intended to increase the body of knowledge of good governance, accountability, anti-corruption and transparency inPuntland, and Somalia at large. Areas of interest for this call are as follows; Anti-Corruption Good
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Promoting Transparent and Accountable Government in Puntland Project Launching Event – KAALO KAALO in Partnership with National Endowment for Democracy (NED) launched titled “Promoting Transparent and Accountable Government in Puntland”. The main aim of the project is to enhance the capacity of public officials and promote public understanding of the importance of transparency and accountability
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Implemented by: KAALO Funded by: UNHCR Hold in chamber commerce/Bossaso. Contents EXECUTVE SUMMARY. 2 SESSIONS OF DAY ONE. 3 2.0 REGISTRATION OF THE PARTICIPANTS: 3 2.1 INAUGURAL SESSION OF THE WORKSHOP: 3 2.2 CONVIVIAL REMARKS. 3 2.3 INTRODUCTION.. 4 2.4 OBJECTIVES. 4 2.5 EXPECTATION.. 4 2.6 GROUND RULES. 5 2.7 TOPICS COVERED.. 5
EFFECTS OF EL NIÑO ON COMMUNITIES IN SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL SOMALIA: RAINS EXPECTED TO CAUSE SEVERE FLOODING, DISPLACEMENT AND LOSS OF LIVELIHOODS Nonetheless, more is needed for disaster preparedness in Somalia. Working with communities, there is a strong emphasis on supporting and strengthening early warning and risk reduction mechanisms that will allow them to effectively
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KAALO conducted three outreach training sessions on HIV/AIDs and STIs in Galkayo – Puntland, Somalia. 5th of Nov, 2014, KAALO team led by Ifrah Abdinur (TOT/Facilitator) organized these sessions. The target groups were included Prisoners, Barber/Salon Shops, and Women at risk group. Each Session was targeted 40 for each group and total
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Program period 19 planning meeting KAALO organized and conducted a one day program planning meeting attended by HIV/AIDs stakeholders including UNICEF, PAC and KAALO and other Partners. The aim of the meeting was to discussion past lessons learnt and planning the implementation of period 19 awareness training outreaches. The agreed outcomes of the meeting were
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END OF PROJECT (FINAL) REPORT. 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. 4 INTRODUCTION.. 5 Background and Context. 5 Project objectives. 6 PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION AND METHODOLOGY. 6 ACCOMPLISHMENTS AT ACTIVITY LEVEL. 7 Community Mobilization. 7 Livestock Distribution Phases. 8 Pre-distribution advance field trips. 9 Distribution open ceremonies. 9 Distribution process and method. 10 LESSONS LEARNED AND
Introduction Kaalo Aid and Development (Kaalo) is responding to the devastating effects of the November 2013 cyclone that struck Puntland in the regions of Nugal and Bari. The districts of Dangorayo, Benderbeyla, and Eyl were badly affected. Based on the UN initial assessment on the effects of the cyclone, Food and Agricultural Organisation of the
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