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Humanitarian Initiative Just Relief Aid (HIJRA)
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Local NGO
Company Type
humanitarian and development organization
Industry
51-200
Company Size
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Humanitarian Initiative Just Relief Aid (HIJRA) is a humanitarian and development organization that aims to positively contribute towards improving the living standards of vulnerable communities
Our work involves reconstruction of community livelihoods, improvement of community resilience in the face of climatic and human shocks through improved food security, increased access to water sanitation and hygiene, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning. HIJRA is currently implementing the Building Resilient Communities in Somalia (BRCiS) Project in Afgooye and Wanlaweyn districts in lower Shabelle, Somalia, targeting communities through Inclusive local Leadership, Ecosystem Restoration and Climate Adaptation, Food and Nutritional Security, Financial Inclusion and Market Linkages, and Community level Early Warning Early Action (EWEA) systems
The project activities are focused on meeting community needs and priorities identified by the community resilience committees (CRCs), documented in Community Action Plans (CAPs) and consolidated in Area Action Plans (AAPs) in a process that facilitates resilience and development through improved social accountability.
Our work involves reconstruction of community livelihoods, improvement of community resilience in the face of climatic and human shocks through improved food security, increased access to water sanitation and hygiene, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning. HIJRA is currently implementing the Building Resilient Communities in Somalia (BRCiS) Project in Afgooye and Wanlaweyn districts in lower Shabelle, Somalia, targeting communities through Inclusive local Leadership, Ecosystem Restoration and Climate Adaptation, Food and Nutritional Security, Financial Inclusion and Market Linkages, and Community level Early Warning Early Action (EWEA) systems
The project activities are focused on meeting community needs and priorities identified by the community resilience committees (CRCs), documented in Community Action Plans (CAPs) and consolidated in Area Action Plans (AAPs) in a process that facilitates resilience and development through improved social accountability.