Somalia

EAST AFRICA

SOMALIA

CTG has been facilitating the implementation of humanitarian and development projects in Somalia since 2010 and continues to play a role in mobilising and co–ordinating support for the recovery and stabilisation of Somalia. With a breadth of industry knowledge built upon 12 years of experience supporting humanitarian and development agencies, CTG’s specialised People Solutions support programmes in the most challenging regions of Somalia. 

IMAN SHAWWA

Country Manager

OUR PRESENCE

TOTAL STAFF

464

WOMEN

25.6%

LOCAL STAFF

74%

AREAS

Mogadishu, Kismayo, Dollow, Beletweyne, Baidoa, Burtinley, Galkacyo, Garowe, Hargeisa, Sanaag, Jowhar, Laasanod, Lower Shabelle, Guriceel, Xudur, Diinsoor, and Erigavo and Bossaso

Somalia has been involved in more than two decades of conflict, in one of the most complex and long–standing humanitarian crises in the world. Climatic shocks, armed conflict and violence are key drivers of humanitarian needs and human rights violations. One third of the total population, or 4.2 million people, require humanitarian assistance and protection. Along with humanitarian action, substantial investment in resilience–building and development solutions will be critical to ultimately reduce humanitarian needs in Somalia.

CTG ON THE GROUND

How we’re creating impact in Somalia

74%

Local Staff

Ensuring money goes back into the local economy and strengthening our commitment to Sustainable Development Goal 8, Decent Work and Economic Growth.

100%

Committed To Good

CTG actively integrates corporate social responsibility practices and the SDGs into impact initiatives in Somalia, including the Committed to Good Curricula, Female First Career–Development Workshops, and the Committed to Good Summit

25.6%

of Staff are Women

We’re a step closer to our 2030 goal of 30% female representation.

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