PDRC & SPA: Maareynta Marxaladda Kala-guurka
Ku soo dhawaada dhegeysiga kulankii 2-aad ee taxanaha dood-wadaagga X Spaces, kaas oo xalay ay ka qaybgaleen mas’uuliyiin ka tirsan […]
Ku soo dhawaada dhegeysiga kulankii 2-aad ee taxanaha dood-wadaagga X Spaces, kaas oo xalay ay ka qaybgaleen mas’uuliyiin ka tirsan […]
Hay’adaha Puntland Development Research Center-PDRC & SPA ayaa billaabay tixanaha Maareynta Marxaladda Kala-guurka, dooddaas oo lagu qabtay X Spaces. Ujeeddada
PDRC is honored to announce a Call for Papers & Films for the upcoming 2026 Annual Peace Conference, which will
The year was characterised by significant geopolitical changes across the world, which resulted in significant humanitarian crises and geopolitical/demographical tensions
An Assessment of Environmental, Health, and Socioeconomic Impacts Puntland is facing a fast-growing plastic waste crisis that is now showing up in daily life—blocked drains, smoky dumpsites, sick households, and livestock losses across grazing areas. Plastic pollution has moved beyond being an environmental
This policy brief examines the health financing landscape of Puntland State of Somalia, highlighting current financing mechanisms and potential sources
Launched in March 2019 by Puntland Development and Research Center (PDRC), PDRCTalks is a flagship monthly public dialogue platform that
Women are the backbone of Somali society, playing an essential role in nurturing families, sustaining livelihoods, contributing to community development,
The Puntland Development and Research Center (PDRC) successfully convened the Third Annual Peace Conference (APC 2025) from September 21 to
Somalia faces escalating climate and ecological crises that threaten food security, livelihoods, and peace. Despite contributing less than 0.1% of
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This policy paper examines the critical disconnect between policy formulation and execution within the ministries of Puntland State,
Executive Summary Somalia is among the world’s most climate-vulnerable states, facing recurrent droughts, floods, and food insecurity, which are compounded