In a time when borders too often represent tension, today was a powerful reminder that they can also become gateways to collaboration. At Paradise Hotel in Ethiopia, 30 peace champions—15 from Sololo (Kenya) and 15 from Miyo (Ethiopia)—came together in a spirit of partnership

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Through a cross-border initiative by SNDAfrica supported by Oxfam Kenya, Kenya-Ethiopia border communities are uniting to build peace and resilience. Watch the story on #TheChamwadaReport 👇 AlexChamwada OGW, MBS #yourvisibilitypartner youtu.be/SaMEGRfQTMQ?si…

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Over the past few days, 30 grassroots peace champions—15 from Sololo, Kenya and 15 from Miyo, Ethiopia—have gathered at Paradise Hotel in Ethiopia for a historic, transformative journey. It began with the harmonization of two community peace committees—an intentional move to

What started as a simple hygiene education program is fast becoming a movement—one that’s reshaping the way young people in remote schools think about health, dignity, and leadership. Through the School Hygiene Education Promotion Program (SHEPP)—with the unwavering support of

In the arid heartlands of Marsabit, where scorching heat and long treks for water define daily life, the line between hardship and hope can be drawn by something as simple as a bar of soap, a mosquito net, and a 100-litre water tank. This week, we reached 300 households across

Once defined by drought and dust, the lands of Uran, Dadach Elele, Rawana, and Funnan Qumbi in Marsabit County now tell a different story—a story of flourishing plants, revitalized soil, and resilient communities. Thanks to the Strengthening Humanitarian Recovery & Resilience

Once defined by drought and dust, the lands of Uran, Dadach Elele, Rawana, and Funnan Qumbi in Marsabit County now tell a different story—a story of flourishing plants, revitalized soil, and resilient communities. Thanks to the Strengthening Humanitarian Recovery & Resilience

At SND, we view inclusive development through a humanitarian lens—as a duty to protect the dignity and rights of every human being, especially those most at risk of exclusion. In times of crisis and fragility, persons with disabilities face compounded vulnerabilities: barriers to

In Kenya’s Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs), crisis is a harsh reality. Recurring droughts, flash floods, and ethnic conflict continue to batter these fragile communities—often impacting the most vulnerable the hardest. In Dukana, Marsabit County, recent flooding and violence

This week, Strategies for Northern Development (SND) led a transformative joint training for community kitchen garden groups across the villages of Rawana, Funanqumbi, Dadach Ellele, and Uran — turning dry hopes into green possibilities. 🌱 For two days in each village, women,

Did you know that a simple movement-based activity can help a child who has experienced conflict or displacement reconnect with joy, trust, and hope? This week, we had the chance to visit one of the seven schools participating in the Team Up intervention in Dubluk Woreda, in

Today in Dubluk, Ethiopia, we brought together community leaders, government officials, frontline staff, and partners for an in-depth Safeguarding Training under the Ethiopia Joint Response, funded by Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs 🇳🇱 through the dutchrelief Alliance and TdH-NL Africa 🧡. Because in

In pastoralist culture, generosity is the highest form of wealth. It’s not about what you own—but about what you give, especially when little is left. True prosperity is measured in how many people you support, how deeply you care, and how willingly you share. 💛 Even in times

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