Author name: Abdifatah Mohamed Sheik Hussein

The Mogadishu Environmental Summit recently hosted a compelling panel discussion on “Urban Resilience Infrastructure—Water, Sanitation & Circular Economy,” which brought together leading experts in environmental science, urban planning, and sustainability. The panel tackled critical issues such as flood management, sustainable water systems, and waste management, all while highlighting the importance of creating greener, more resilient […]

The Faculty of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences at the University of Muqdisho recently organized an awareness seminar titled “Pollution of the Shabelle River and the Cultural Practices of Dumping Waste into Water Bodies.” This event aimed to raise awareness about the environmental impact of pollution on the Shabelle River, one of Somalia’s most vital water

Dr. Sharif Cusmaan, the Director of the Institute for Peace, Water, and Environmental Studies, recently presented a crucial paper at the SOMALIA DISASTERRESILIENCE CONFERENCE, focusing on the pressing issue of climate resilience in Somalia. His paper, titled “Improving Drought and Flooding Resilience and Recovery in Somalia Through Emergency Preparedness Planning,” highlighted the critical need for

A collaborative workshop recently organized by the DAD Center and the Institute of Peace, Water, and Environment at Mogadishu University focused on the crucial issues of climate forecasting and emergency preparedness. The event brought together experts and participants to discuss the unpredictable nature of weather patterns and the essential strategies for preparing for climate-related emergencies.

On May 3rd, World Press Freedom Day was observed with a unique focus this year on the media’s role in environmental protection and promoting tree planting campaigns. Students from the Journalism Department at the University of Muqdisho took part in the celebration by planting trees in the university’s vast campus, highlighting their commitment to both

Dr. Sharif Osman, Director of the Institute of Peace, Water and Environment at Mogadishu University, is currently participating in the World Climate Action Summit (COP28) held in Dubai. This pivotal summit has brought together world leaders, policymakers, and environmental experts to discuss the latest advancements in climate action, focusing on the progress made under the

Dr. Sharif Osman, a leading expert in environmental science and the Director of the Institute for Peace, Water, and Environment at Mogadishu University, is currently presenting his research on “Somalia Climate Change Impact and Mitigation: Integrated Water Resources Mapping, Harvesting, and Conservation.” His work offers valuable insights into the pressing challenges posed by climate change

In a bid to address the growing water scarcity issues in Somalia, the Institute of Peace, Water, and Environment recently conducted a workshop titled “Water Scarcity in the Horn of Africa: Its Uses, Consequences, and Solutions.” The event aimed to educate the public about the severe impact of water shortages on both people and ecosystems

The Institute of Peace, Water, and Environment recently hosted a celebration of World Wetlands Day, a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about the vital role wetlands play in supporting biodiversity, regulating water systems, and providing resources for local communities. This year’s celebration in Somalia focused on the importance of preserving the country’s valuable wetland

Members of the MU Student Union and the Institute of Peace, Water, and Environment recently gathered to discuss the growing problem of plastic bag pollution and the vital role Somali youth can play in confronting this environmental challenge. The discussion focused on the widespread impact of plastic waste on Somalia’s landscapes, water bodies, and wildlife,