A few words about
What We Do
Our projects
Our organization is involved in numerous projects.
This outlines its key program areas and activities aimed at improving the lives of vulnerable communities in South/Central Somalia and parts of Uganda. Here’s a breakdown of the facts based on the profile
Livelihood Support
Agricultural Production/Food Security: WARO focuses on increasing food production and improving food accessibility. This includes promoting livestock health, production, and marketing, as well as improving household incomes for vulnerable groups such as women and persons of concern.
Economic Diversification: The organization works to diversify the economic activities of the communities it serves, helping them to become more resilient and self-sufficient.
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
Water: WARO undertakes projects to provide clean and accessible water to communities, including the renovation of community water points like shallow wells.
Hygiene and Sanitation: The organization promotes hygiene and sanitation practices to improve public health and reduce the spread of diseases.
Good Governance
WARO is involved in promoting good governance and democracy. This includes conflict resolution, human rights advocacy, and efforts to improve the overall governance structures in the regions it operates in.
Education
- WARO works to improve access to education and the quality of educational services in the communities it serves. This includes renovating schools and supporting educational programs.
Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
WARO conducts risk assessments to identify potential hazards and vulnerabilities in the communities it serves. This helps in designing targeted interventions to reduce risks and enhance preparedness.
The organization works with communities to develop early warning systems and disaster preparedness plans, ensuring that they are better equipped to respond to emergencies.
Gender Sensitivity and Women Empowerment
- Promoting Gender Parity and Equity:
WARO ensures that its programs and projects are designed to benefit both men and women equally. This includes addressing the specific needs of women, who are often more vulnerable in the communities WARO serves.
The organization actively works to eliminate gender-based discrimination and promotes equal opportunities for women in all aspects of life, including education, economic activities, and decision-making processes.
Women Empowerment Programs:
WARO implements initiatives aimed at empowering women economically and socially. For example, the organization supports women-led households through livelihood programs, such as agricultural production and economic diversification, to improve their income and self-reliance.
In its Food Security programs, WARO specifically targets vulnerable women, helping them increase food production and access to resources, which in turn improves their household incomes and overall well-being.