Partners
CDDRS works through collaboration and partnership. We engage with government institutions, United Nations agencies, international development partners, NGOs, universities, research institutions, civil society organizations, and local communities to strengthen resilience and sustainable development in Somalia’s dryland regions.
Partners
We engage with government institutions, United Nations agencies, international development partners, NGOs, universities, research institutions, civil society organizations, and local communities to strengthen resilience and sustainable development in Somalia’s dryland regions.
We believe that dryland resilience requires coordinated action, shared knowledge, and strong institutional collaboration. CDDRS works with partners to design programs, conduct research, mobilize resources, strengthen local capacity, and implement practical solutions that respond to community needs and national priorities.
CDDRS welcomes collaboration with:
- Government ministries and local authorities
- UN agencies and international organizations
- Donors and development partners
- Universities and research institutions
- Local NGOs and civil society organizations
- Private sector actors
- Farmer and pastoralist groups
- Community-based organizations
We are open to partnerships in research, program implementation, technical assistance, capacity development, resource mobilization, climate resilience, food security, water systems, livelihoods, and dryland restoration.
Together, we can build stronger, more resilient dryland communities.
