MOGADISHU — The Chairman of Somali Disaster Management Agency (SoDMA), Mohamoud Moallim Abdulle on Tuesday inaugurated a crucial two-day consultation meeting in the Somali capital, focused on refining the nation’s approach to shock responsive social protection.
The meeting aims at identifying triggers that could lead to emergencies and improving coordination among various agencies for a more effective shock response strategy.
“Today’s initiative is about bringing together experts and stakeholders to streamline our emergency procedures,” stated Commissioner Abdulle during the opening session.
Jointly organized by SoDMA, the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs of Somalia, and the World Food Program (WFP), the conference aims to develop strategic recommendations for emergency response through the social protection process. It also seeks to formulate a comprehensive strategy to address potential threats.
Attendees include representatives from humanitarian organizations, regional and federal government officials, and international partners, all gathered to discuss and develop actionable plans to mitigate the impacts of future disasters.
This meeting is part of a broader effort to enhance Somalia’s resilience against environmental shocks through improved coordination and early warning systems.
The outcomes of this consultation meeting are expected to inform SoDMA’s future policies and operational strategies, aiming for a more resilient Somalia in the face of natural disasters.
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