Somalia takes its climate ambition to the next level for people and the planet
Japanese funds bring light and power to small hospitals where electricity can be unreliable
Alternative Dispute Resolution centres across Somalia are helping women solve domestic violence and other cases
UNDP Somalia’s Resident Representative, Jocelyn Mason, explains why emergency responses are critical but long-term development is needed more than ever.
UNDP and HADMA early warning centre gives farmers advance notice of floods and droughts
Safiya went back to school at age to 60 to become a lawyer and fight for women's rights
New graduates from UNDP-supported degree swell the ranks of women lawyers
UNDP Somalia in Photos
Meet some of the people we work for and take a virtual tour through Somalia via our photo library.
What we do
The United Nations Development Programme works to achieve the eradication of poverty and the reduction of inequalities and exclusion. We help develop policies, skills and institutional capability; foster new partnerships and systems; and build the resilience needed to sustain development results and adapt to climate change.
Here in Somalia, we partner with the Federal Government and Federal Member States on a wide range of development issues, including governance, rule of law, environment, livelihoods, disaster reduction, peacebuilding, economic recovery and women's empowerment.
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About Somalia
12.3 million
Population
60%
Of the population under the age of 25
25%
Of parliamentary seats are held by women
73%
Of the population use mobile money
