Curzen has been commissioned by a major Finnish NGO to build and operate their warehouse in Mogadishu, the capital and most populous city of Somalia. Disaster readiness is one of the crucial development projects in Somalia. The Federal Government of Somalia launched the Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) that analyzes the impact of droughts in the country. This will then be followed up with the Recovery and Resilience Framework (REF) that provides a long-term investment plan to reduce the risk of disaster. Prolonged droughts in Somalia have displaced large amounts of people, and acts as one of the major obstacles preventing success for long-term development projects.
The PDNA and REF allow government and Somalis to identify causes of drought and create long-term plans to prevent further crises. Developing a plan that targets this problem and creates a solution will reduce displacement and death. The Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GDFRR) assists with disaster risk management by focusing on climate change and weather disasters. GDFRR, assisting Somalia since 2008, works to ensure disaster preparedness, adaption strategies and community resilience in case disaster of any kind happens without warning. With several organizations developing projects to protect Somalis, countless lives will be saved and the nation will be ready for action. With proper planning for these development projects in Somalia, the country will hopefully progress out of poverty and prolonged crisis. By working with and supporting our clients, we at Curzen, enable people to break the circle of poverty and violence.
We contribute to positive change in Somalia by supporting and partnering with organisations and people who are helping people in the most vulnerable situations within fragile and disaster-affected areas. At Cuzen, we do our best efforts to improving the stability and security of Somalia, and other countries.- Abshir Aden
