TARDO Organization

17/02/2026

TARDO representatives attended the two‑day capacity‑building workshop for the Community Disaster Volunteers Network (DVN) held at Jeeri Tower Hotel in Baidoa, Southwest State of Somalia. The training, supported by partners including UNDRR, UNDP, ACP, and the European Union, focused on strengthening the ability of community volunteers to prepare for and respond to emergencies.

Purpose of the Training
The workshop aimed to equip disaster volunteers with practical knowledge on preparedness, response, and recovery. It highlighted the importance of early warning systems, coordinated emergency actions, and clear recovery planning at community level.
Key Topics Covered
• Disaster risk reduction (DRR)
• Emergency response and coordination
• Community‑based preparedness approaches
• Recovery and rehabilitation planning
• Group exercises and practical simulations

Outcomes

Participants gained stronger skills in disaster management and improved their readiness to support communities during crises. The workshop also created space for collaboration among local actors, helping to strengthen the DVN network and improve collective emergency response in Southwest State.

TARDO remains committed to working with partners and communities to build resilience and reduce disaster risks across the region.

13/02/2026

📢 URGENT HUMANITARIAN CASE
Diyaad IDP Camp, Baidoa – Somalia

Prepared by TARDO – Takulo Relief & Development Organization

TARDO (Takulo Relief & Development Organization) presents this urgent humanitarian case requiring immediate intervention and support.

A mother, Idoy Ali Moalim, has recently been displaced due to insecurity from Hudey village in Dinsor District to Baidoa. She is currently living in extremely difficult conditions at Diyaad IDP Camp.

Her 7-year-old son, Ibrahim Isack Mohamed, is in critical health condition. He is suffering from:
• Persistent high fever
• Severe diarrhea
• Body edema
• Other serious medical complications

He has also been unable to speak for the past four years.

The mother has no financial means to access proper medical care for her child. The family is living in extreme vulnerability and depends entirely on humanitarian assistance.

💔 This is a child who deserves urgent medical care, protection, and hope for recovery.

This case represents not only one family’s suffering, but a broader humanitarian concern affecting vulnerable IDP communities.

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🤝 Urgent Appeal for Support

TARDO – Takulo Relief & Development Organization urgently calls upon:
• Humanitarian organizations
• Donors and philanthropists
• Well-wishers and partners

To intervene immediately and provide lifesaving medical, nutritional, and emergency assistance.

📍 Location: Diyaad IDP Camp, Baidoa
📍 Family: Mother – Idoy Ali Moalim
Child – Ibrahim Isack Mohamed

Any form of support can make a critical difference.

📞 For further information or to provide assistance, please contact TARDO – Takulo Relief & Development Organization.

27/08/2025

TARDO-Somalia actively participated in the Monthly Protection Cluster Meeting on Wednesday, 27 August 2025, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Ministry of Women Meeting Hall, South West State (SWS).

The meeting focused on:
• Updates on the general humanitarian situation
• Gap analysis on protection service mapping
• Progress reports by Areas of Responsibility (AORs)
• Any other business

TARDO remains committed to promoting effective coordination and enhancing protection services for vulnerable communities across SWS, Somalia.

25/08/2025

TARDO-Somalia is pleased to have participated in a four-day capacity building workshop facilitated by the National Education Cluster, held at the UNICEF Compound, Main Conference Hall, Isha, Baidoa District, South West State of Somalia.

The workshop aimed to strengthen skills, enhance coordination, and improve education response in emergencies. We are proud to have been part of this initiative and look forward to applying the knowledge gained to better serve communities in need.

21/08/2025

Somali Youth and Climate Change: Driving Resilience for the Future

Somalia is a country where over 75% of the population is youth, making young people the driving force of today and the hope for tomorrow. In the face of climate change, one of the greatest challenges of our time, the role of Somali youth is more important than ever.

Climate Challenges in Somalia

The country remains highly vulnerable to droughts, floods, desertification, and displacement, all intensified by climate change. These shocks erode livelihoods, deepen poverty, and limit access to basic services. Addressing them requires forward-looking solutions that combine scientific innovation and community-driven action.

The Role of Youth in Climate Action

• Innovators and Problem-Solvers:

Young people bring fresh perspectives, technology, and creative approaches to climate solutions.

• Community Mobilizers: Through education, awareness campaigns, and advocacy, youth can influence attitudes and behaviors at the grassroots level.

• Champions of Resilience:
By promoting climate-smart agriculture, renewable energy, water conservation, and disaster preparedness, youth strengthen community resilience.
• Voices for Policy and Change:
Youth participation in
national and international climate dialogues ensures policies reflect inclusive, long-term perspectives.

Building a Resilient Future

Empowering Somali youth with climate education, green skills, and leadership opportunities is critical to building a climate-resilient nation. By investing in youth-driven innovation and entrepreneurship, Somalia can mitigate risks, create jobs, strengthen food security, and support sustainable development.

📌 Investing in Somali youth is investing in climate resilience, sustainable development, and the nation’s future.


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11/08/2025

11/08/2025

TARDO Participation in Advanced Training Workshop on Digital Rights & Security

TARDO is pleased to have been represented at the Advanced Training Workshop on Digital Rights and Security for Civil Society Organisations, organised by Somalia Non-State Actors (SONSA).

Our Banadir Region Focal Point, Mr. Abdullahi Muse, actively participated in the sessions, representing TARDO and engaging in discussions on safeguarding digital rights, enhancing cybersecurity awareness, and strengthening the capacity of civil society actors in Somalia.

We remain committed to advancing digital safety, promoting responsible use of technology, and ensuring that civil society organisations are equipped to protect themselves and the communities they serve in an increasingly digital world.

07/08/2025

TARDO Participation at Climate Change, Resilience, and Adaptation Workshop

TARDO is pleased to have been represented at the Climate Change, Resilience and Adaptation Working Group Meeting, which also marked the launch of the Peer-to-Peer Knowledge Exchange and Learning Events organized by the Somalia NGO Consortium.

Our Banadir Region Focal Point, Mr. Abdullahi Muse, actively participated in the workshop, representing TARDO and contributing to the discussions on building climate resilience and fostering knowledge-sharing across stakeholders.

We remain committed to advancing local solutions in the face of climate challenges and promoting sustainable development across Somalia.

07/08/2025

TARDO Organization is pleased to participate in the upcoming Somalia Humanitarian Forum – CHF 2025, organized by the Somali Disaster Management Agency (SoDMA).

This important forum will bring together key stakeholders to discuss the overall humanitarian situation in Somalia. It will be attended by representatives from government institutions, international and local organizations, civil society actors working on humanitarian issues, and donor agencies.The event will take place in Baidoa, the capital of the South West State of Somalia, on Wednesday, 6 August 2025.🌐 www.tardosom.org
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02/07/2025

02/07/2025

As Takulo Relief and Development Organization (TARDO), was honoured to participate in today’s FSC National-Level Partners Meeting, held virtually on 2 July 2025. The meeting was convened by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (MoAI), the Somali Disaster Management Agency (SODMA), the Ministry of Livestock, Forestry and Range (MoLFR), and the Food Security Cluster (FSC).

The session brought together national stakeholders, civil society organisations, and humanitarian actors to strengthen coordination on food security, seasonal performance, and safe, accountable programming across Somalia.

Key highlights from the meeting included:

• Opening remarks by MoAI, SODMA, and MoLFR
• Gu Season Review, Deyr Season, and Hagaa Outlook – presented by SWALIM
• Partner Presentation – Human Appeal
• FSC May Response Updates
• Subnational Flood Updates and their impact on food security
• Pilot Initiative – Development of practical tools to integrate PSEA (Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse) into FSC programming for safer humanitarian responses

TARDO remains committed to advancing community resilience, enhancing food security, and promoting protection-sensitive programming throughout South West State and beyond.

29/06/2025

As Takulo Relief and Development Organization (TARDO), we were honoured to participate in the Monthly Eviction Taskforce Meeting held on 29 June 2025 via an online platform. The meeting brought together representatives from civil society organisations, humanitarian agencies, and the South West State Commissioner for Refugees and IDPs, united in their efforts to safeguard the rights and dignity of displaced communities.

Convened by the Commission, the meeting aimed to enhance coordination and collaboration among key stakeholders to ensure lawful, rights-based responses to internal displacement and eviction. The key areas of discussion included:
• Preventing forced evictions by increasing awareness and engagement with affected communities before any relocation
• Promoting lawful tenancy agreements (notaayo papers) between landlords and IDPs to ensure security of tenure
• Addressing gaps and challenges across all IDP catchments, including compliance issues, fundraising needs, and coordinated support efforts within the South West State

TARDO remains committed to advancing community engagement, protection of rights, awareness raising, verification processes, and delivering sustainable solutions for displaced and vulnerable populations.