Somalia
Working hand in hand with communities and international partners, Pact has improved peace, stability, and access to justice in Somalia. Read more below.
Pact's work in Somalia has fostered justice as well as peace and reconciliation among historically divided groups, improving people's security and quality of life both within the country and in neighboring nations.
In partnership with USAID and the European Union Trust Fund for Africa, Pact used systemic solutions to address root causes of cross-border conflict. We worked directly with local communities to strengthen conflict-management systems and built the capacity of regional and national institutions to stem conflict. Our programming engaged local government agencies, women, religious leaders, security forces, and people vulnerable to engaging in conflict and violence.
In Somalia and the autonomous region of Somaliland, we have improved access to justice by increasing the quality, reach, and availability of vital legal aid services.
COUNTRY STATS
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POPULATION
18 million
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GEOGRAPHIC SIZE
627,340 km2
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YEAR PACT STARTED WORK
2016
Somalia PROJECTS
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Past Project
Regional Approaches for Sustainable Conflict Management and Integration
Funder: European Union Trust Fund for Africa
Somalia News
Somalia Resources
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Best practices in programming for people-centered justice: A compendium of interventions and lessons learned from the USAID Expanding Access to Justice Program in Somalia
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Applied political economy analysis learning review for the Human Rights Support Mechanism
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RASMI youth leaders: Results reflection
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Women for peace in the SEEK and RASMI projects
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The Expanding Access to Justice project