Food Security

Somalia has faced significant challenges, including the increased frequency of droughts and floods disrupting agricultural production, ongoing violence hampering access to affected regions and disrupting supply chains, limited access to financial services and markets for farmers and agribusinesses, and poor road networks and irrigation systems limiting productivity and market access. The country’s agricultural sector, which is vital for food production and livelihoods, has been severely affected, exacerbating food insecurity.

Probakaal has the expertise and strategies to address these food insecurity challenges. Probakaal services aim to improve agricultural productivity, food security, and market access to foster economic growth and build long-term resilience by enhancing resilience among vulnerable communities and reducing rural poverty.

Leveraging our profound expertise and experience, Probakaal is capable of contributing to stabilizing food security in many regions of Somalia. We have the understanding to improve agricultural productivity, increase household incomes, and enhance resilience to shocks. However, persistent challenges require sustained and coordinated efforts from international organizations, the Somali government, and local communities.

Probakaal has established strong relationships with both the Federal Government of Somalia and the Federal Member States, which facilitates smooth collaboration and effective support for its consultancy services. This access enables us to work closely with government officials and agencies at various levels, ensuring alignment with national and regional policies and priorities. These advantages position Probakaal as a trusted partner capable of delivering impactful and sustainable solutions to improve food security in Somalia.