SOCIAL
To develop and promote social and Socio-economic approaches and systems, based on the local experiences and relevant current theories, which will increase the business productivity .
COMMUNITY
To build the capacity of the community and improve their income through mobilization of local resources and create cooperatives to alleviate the poverty with following the SDGs objectives.
ECONOMIC
To promote social, economic and environmental programs through the development of Agricultural sectors in Somalia with emphasis on community self-development especially of the Urban (Coastal), Riverine and rural areas.
To improve support to agro-pastarolist & livestock keepers in lower shabelle region
The Somalis have traditionally engaged in rain-fed dry-land farming or in dry-land farming complemented by irrigation from the waters of the Shabelle and Jubba rivers or from collected rainwater. Corn, sorghum, beans, rice, vegetables, cotton, and sesame are grown by both methods.
About ACORDO
Agro-Coastal Research & Development Organization (ACORDO) is a registered non- political, non- governmental and non-profit making organization based in Mogadishu and operates across Somalia and it has operation offices in federal members-states (FMS).
This Organization was Established in 2007 It was renew in 2019 by a group of Somali youth philanthropists who are concerned with awkward situation of the Somali society in Somalia as well the entire world responding to humanitarian needs. It acknowledges that whereas the many incidences of poverty in the community affect women, children as well youth as the potential members of the society and in effect deny them the basic human rights. In turn, the problem of poverty exacerbates the risk of entrenching marginalization, exclusion and subordination in the society.
ACORDO’s thematic programs includes Food security & livelihood, Agricultural & livestock empowerment, Education, Health and Nutrition, Women and Children empowerment, Environmental management and governance with a focus on human rights, access to justice, General protections, of the vulnerable communities an individual’s especially IDPs, people with disabilities (PWD), refugees and returnees, as well as peace building and reconciliation, community resilience.
ACORDO also focus on Community physical infrastructure such as building community centers and civic buildings, orphanage centers etc.
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News & Events
High Domestic Food Price Inflation Persists in Somalia.
According to recent reports, Somalia continues to face significant challenges in maintaining food security, with domestic food price inflation remaining high. Data from the latest weeks indicate that many low- and middle-income regions in Somalia are experiencing elevated levels of inflation, particularly regarding staple food items. Newly recovered regions of Somalia have reported a surge in domestic food price inflation, adding to the concerns surrounding access to affordable food. Of particular note is the price of rice, with reports stating that a 10kg bag is currently priced between $11 and $12.5, placing a strain on households already grappling with limited resources. Amidst these circumstances, the Somali people have been relying on stable food choices to sustain their nutrition. Staple foods such as pasta, rice, and grains have become crucial components of their diet due to their affordability and accessibility. Efforts to address the food security situation in Somalia are ongoing, with a focus on strategies to mitigate inflationary pressures and ensure a stable food supply for the population. It remains crucial for stakeholders to work collaboratively to develop sustainable solutions that can alleviate the burden of high domestic food prices and improve the overall food security landscape in the country. Please note that the information provided in this news update is based on the latest available data and may be subject to change as the situation in Somalia evolves.
ZAKAT FITRI/FOOD DISTRIBUTION IN DAYNILE & KAHDA DISRICT IDP CAMPS
ZAKAT FITRI/FOOD DISTRIBUTION IN DAYNILE & KAHDA DISRICT IDP CAMPS We, as a humanitarian organization, are committed to ensuring that the basic needs of every individual in an IDP camp are met. As such, we will be distributing food to those living in the camp. The aim of this food distribution was to ensure that those who have Special needs family and individual gets at least servival food. Agro-Coastal Research And Development OrganizationMogadishu – Somalia
ACORDO & GreenLife CONDUCTED BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SKILLS TRAINING FOR THE COASTAL COMMUNITY IN MOGADISHU.
ACORDO & GreenLife CONDUCTED BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SKILLS TRAINING FOR THE COASTAL COMMUNITY IN MOGADISHU. THE TRAINING WAS ATTENDED BY WOMEN FROM SMALL-SKILL FISHERIES The Agro-Coastal Research & Development Organization (ACORDO) through the GreenLife Agribusiness LTD Company has supported some of the small fishermen in the Somalia in improving their business skills. The purpose of this training was to build and enhance the skills of fishermen so that they can succeed in their fishing business skills in a modern and technical way. The participants of the training thanked for the training given and said that it will make a big difference in their activities in the fishing business. 📍 Opposite to Hayat Mall,Zoobe area, MGQ – Somalia.
ACORDO Profile Background
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Mission
ACORDO’s mission is to promote sustainable agricultural and coastal development through innovative research, knowledge dissemination, and community engagement.
Vision
ACORDO envisions a future where coastal communities thrive through resilient agricultural practices and sustainable coastal resource management.
Expertise
ACORDO specializes in conducting research and development initiatives focused on agro-coastal systems, integrating agriculture, fisheries, and coastal ecosystems.
Research Areas
- Coastal agriculture: ACORDO conducts research on sustainable farming techniques, crop diversification, soil and water management, and climate change adaptation in coastal areas.
- Coastal fisheries: ACORDO studies sustainable fishing practices, marine biodiversity conservation, fishery management, and community-based fisheries initiatives.
- Coastal ecosystem management: ACORDO works towards preserving and restoring coastal ecosystems, including mangroves, coral reefs, and wetlands, emphasizing their importance for biodiversity and coastal resilience.
Collaboration
ACORDO collaborates with local communities, government agencies, academic institutions, and international organizations to foster interdisciplinary research, capacity building, and knowledge exchange.
Community Engagement
ACORDO actively engages with coastal communities, empowering them through participatory approaches, training programs, and awareness campaigns to enhance their livelihoods and environmental stewardship.
Impact
ACORDO’s research and development initiatives aim to generate practical solutions and policy recommendations that contribute to the sustainable development and resilience of agro-coastal systems.
Geographic Focus
ACORDO operates in coastal regions, with a particular emphasis on areas facing environmental challenges and vulnerable communities.
Core Values
ACORDO is committed to scientific excellence, inclusivity, transparency, and the empowerment of coastal communities.
Our Values
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Our Team Management
Our Donors Partners
Agro-coastal research and development organization (ACORDO) is a registered Organization based in Mogadishu and operates across Somalia
Office
HQ – Mogadishu- Somalia Hodan District-Taleh- Road
HQ2 – 262 Parliament Street, Unit #1Toronto, Ontario M4X 1M3