Somalia

Assessed community health needs and existing service gaps to inform the design of an EU-funded mother and child health program in Mogadishu, gathering data on maternal and child health access, nutrition status, and priority interventions from conflict-affected households.

Evaluated an emergency maternal, newborn and child health and WASH response for conflict-affected populations, assessing whether the program met acute humanitarian needs and how effectively services reached the most vulnerable displaced households.

Evaluated an integrated nutrition, health, WASH and livelihoods emergency response delivered through a rapid response mechanism, assessing coverage, timeliness, and the effectiveness of integrating multiple sectors within a single emergency intervention.

Assessed community needs ahead of an ECHO-funded emergency mother and child health program, identifying priority health gaps and informing how the program that followed targeted its services.

Established baseline health indicators ahead of World Vision's WVUS-funded health campaign across Somaliland and Puntland, covering maternal and child health knowledge, service access, and existing health-seeking behavior.

Evaluated an OFDA-funded health and WASH project's end-of-project outcomes, assessing whether emergency health and water/sanitation objectives were met and documenting lessons for future USAID-funded emergency responses in Somalia.

Evaluated an integrated lifesaving assistance program for drought- and conflict-affected internally displaced people in Mogadishu, assessing whether the emergency assistance reached intended beneficiaries and met their most urgent needs.

Evaluated the end-term outcomes of a DFID Programme Partnership Arrangement-funded health program in Somaliland, assessing service delivery improvements and the program's contribution to strengthening the local health system.

Developed a behavior change communication strategy for a health program, translating program objectives into practical messaging and community engagement approaches suited to the local context.

Conducted a baseline assessment of a primary health care program in Puntland, establishing indicators on facility functionality, service utilization and community health-seeking behavior against which program progress could later be measured.

Trained non-state actors on monitoring and evaluation in the Sahil region of Somaliland, building local capacity to track and report on their own health and development activities.

Assessed community needs for an emergency mother and child healthcare program across Mogadishu and Baidoa, gathering the evidence used to shape the program's design and targeting in two of Somalia's most conflict-affected urban centers.