Our Key Pillars

Disaster Risk Reduction & Conflict Prevention

The programme strives to enhance the resilience of cross-border communities and stakeholders in the borderlands of Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia to adapt to crises, respond to them, and fortify their disaster risk reduction and stabilisation mechanisms.

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Peacebuilding Linkage Among Cross-Border Stakeholders

The programme supports mechanisms for building sustainable peace by bridging gaps between various stakeholders, including the communities and authorities at local, national, and regional levels in the borderland areas.

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Income Generation for Youth and Women

We employ a market systems approach to create sustainable economic pathways to expand access to income-generating opportunities for women and youth in marginalised borderland communities, empower them and strengthen their financial resilience.

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Support Communities Resilience to Climate Change

In response to the growing growing challenges of climate change and environmental degradation, our initiatives focus on equipping borderland communities with the tools and knowledge to adapt their livelihoods to growing reality of climate change and adapt their livelihoods.

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Latest News & Updates

BORESHA-NABAD Accelerates Drought Response in the Borderlands

 BORESHA-NABAD Accelerates Drought Response in the Borderlands 2560 1440 Abdirahman Sheikh

Mandera (Kenya) | Gedo (Somalia) | Liban & Dawa Zones (Ethiopia) Drought Snapshot 335,000 people in need in Mandera County (IPC Phase 3 – Crisis) 470,286 people affected by drought…

Enhancing Access to Education through Peace Dividends in Malka Mari, Ethiopia

 Enhancing Access to Education through Peace Dividends in Malka Mari, Ethiopia 960 1280 Abdirahman Sheikh

For many children in Malka Mari, a village in Ethiopia’s Kenya–Ethiopia borderlands, attending school has often meant learning in overcrowded or temporary classrooms. High cross-border mobility, periodic inter-clan tensions, and…

Insight: Understanding Pendular Movements in the Mandera Triangle

 Insight: Understanding Pendular Movements in the Mandera Triangle 1811 2560 Abdirahman Sheikh

In the borderlands of Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia, cyclical and often repeated pendular movements shape daily life across the borders. These movements are characterised by regular and recurrent cross-border trade,…

Blog: Stakeholders  Review Workshop in Dollo Ado

 Blog: Stakeholders  Review Workshop in Dollo Ado 2560 1182 Abdirahman Sheikh

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia – July 21, 2025 Hassan Harun, BORESHA-NABAD Programme Manager in Action The Building Opportunities for Resilience in the Horn of Africa (BORESHA-NABAD) team in Ethiopia, from consortium…

From Displacement to Driving Recovery: Somow’s Story of Resilience

 From Displacement to Driving Recovery: Somow’s Story of Resilience 2560 2257 Abdirahman Sheikh

Somow’s land before community-led reclamation efforts began in December 2024. Somow in his thriving maize farm, cultivated through reclaimed land and market-driven systems, 6 May 2025 Somow Abdi Mohamed, a…

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