Drought Recovery Seed Banks
Community seed banks and fodder reserves helping farming families recover after consecutive failed rains.
The Challenge
Communities in Hirshabelle face urgent gaps in climate resilience. Community seed banks and fodder reserves helping farming families recover after consecutive failed rains.
The Solution
This project delivers climate resilience infrastructure and training, designed with the community in Beledweyne and handed over for local ownership.
Who We Help
1,250
Families
7,500
Individuals
51%
Women
44%
Youth
Where We Work
This project is delivered in Beledweyne, Hirshabelle.
The National Centre verifies every project's location on the ground. Funds raised here support communities in the Hirshabelle region, specifically around Beledweyne.
Project Plan
Phase 1
Planning
Completed
Phase 2
Implementation
In progress
Phase 3
Community Handover
Upcoming
Phase 4
Monitoring
Upcoming
Where Your Money Goes
Full transparency on how every contribution is allocated.
- Core implementation45%
Primary works and materials.
- Construction & labour22%
Site works and skilled labour.
- Community training15%
Local capacity and management.
- Equipment10%
Tools and durable equipment.
- Monitoring8%
Verification and reporting.
Expected Impact
1,250
Households
7,500
People reached
4
Project phases
100%
Community verified
Project Updates
October 2026
Implementation underway
Work has begun following community procurement.
Progress45%