The programme strives to enhance the resilience of cross-border communities and stakeholders in the borderlands of Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia to adapt to crises, respond to them, and fortify their disaster risk reduction and stabilisation mechanisms.
The programme supports mechanisms for building sustainable peace by bridging gaps between various stakeholders, including the communities and authorities at local, national, and regional levels in the borderland areas.
We employ a market systems approach to create sustainable economic pathways to expand access to income-generating opportunities for women and youth in marginalised borderland communities, empower them and strengthen their financial resilience.
In response to the growing growing challenges of climate change and environmental degradation, our initiatives focus on equipping borderland communities with the tools and knowledge to adapt their livelihoods to growing reality of climate change and adapt their livelihoods.
Mohamed in his shop in Dollow Ado. Photo | Abdirahman Ibrahim | BORESHA In the sun-scorched plains of Dollo Ado, where the Ganale and Dauwa rivers converge, Mohamed Issack Amin…
Photo © Ahmed Shakur, RACIDA. In the patriarchal landscapes of Dolo Ado, where opportunities for women remain scarce and male dominance governs communities’ lifestyles and most professions, Nafisa Mohamed, a…
In recent decades, Banisa sub-county in Kenya’s Mandera County has faced recurring inter-communal conflict between the Garre and Degodia clans. Despite a history of peaceful coexistence and good neighbourliness on…
Photo © Abdirahman Sheikh/BORESHA-NABAD, 2024. All rights reserved. The BORESHA-NABAD consortium team participated in the Borderlands Symposium on 29 and 30 October 2024 in Nairobi. Organised by the Danish Refugee…
Photo © Ahmed Shakur/RACIDA, 2024. All rights reserved Photo © Ahmed Shakur/RACIDA, 2024. All rights reserved The BORESHA-NABAD consortium, funded by the European Union, is intensifying efforts to build resilience…
