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6+ YEARS IN SERVICE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Resdo

RELIEF AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION

About Us

The organization has an operational presence in four zones in the Somali Region

RESDO implements development and humanitarian programs in partnership with international development partners, including UN agencies, national and international NGOs, and multilateral and bilateral development partners. RESDO is also among the few national NGOs that directly access the Ethiopian Humanitarian Fund (EHF).
It has supported millions of people, saved lives, provided skills, and created opportunities and employment for improved livelihoods.

The organization continues to expand to other parts of region and the country at large. It has also made significant strides in its organizational and program management capacity with over 400 staff and managing 8-10 Million USD annually.

Education

Education and Child Protection Sector strives to ensure access to quality education, strengthen the quality of existing education, improve learning outcomes, promote good governance and leader- ship throughout the education system, enhance gender empowerment, and respond to the needs of crisis-affected children.

Health care

The Health Sector strives to support access to health services for vulnerable communities, address and reduce the causes of morbidity and support improved sexual and reproductive health through the construction of facilities, provide medication, and raise aware- ness.

Youth

In the Youth Sector, RESDO strives to support the potential youths of both men and women who have either graduated from the universities or colleagues and the school dropout students in the region.

RESDO IMPACT

Food Security and Livelihood Sector

I

Sustainable coordination and networking:

RESDO defines sustainability as consistently supporting target com- munities both during and after humanitarian emergencies. To network and coordinate effectively, RESDO works with humanitarian networks, partners, relevant government structures and local com- munities.

II

Technical and financial sustainability:

To ensure its projects are technically and financially sustainable, RESDO establishes groups and committees among the target populations in order to manage and control results. These groups and committees often include members from target populations, which empowers them and promotes ownership of the project or program they are managing.

III

Community participation:

No project can be truly successful without the input, insight, and involvement of target communities. RESDO always consults with local communities to ensure that their involvement is continuous throughout the life of the project. RESDO encourages and motivates varying degrees of contributions from different stake- holders in the project life cycle. In connection with this, RESDO makes use of existing com- munity structures.