By Ahmed Hussein – Rhamu Mandera This Mother’s Day, RACIDA celebrates the strength, resilience, and determination of mothers like Habiba Ibrahim Sheikh—a woman whose hands
In response to widespread deforestation, recurrent droughts, and the depletion of Indigenous tree species driven by unsustainable charcoal production, Building Opportunities for Resilience in the
This International Women’s Day 2025, we honor the strength, resilience, and determination of women driving change in their communities. Under the theme “Empower Every Woman: Equality, Progress, Inclusion,” we champion the need for equal opportunities for all women and girls.
Through the Hanaano Programme, funded by Irish Aid, RACIDA and Concern Worldwide are turning this vision into reality—helping women achieve financial independence, sustainable livelihoods, and leadership roles for a more equitable future.
Mandera County is facing a severe drought, intensifying water scarcity and threatening livelihoods. The complete drying up of River Daua, a vital lifeline for agriculture
A Community’s Struggle with Open Defecation – For decades, residents of Issakora, Meygag, and Dakabur villages in Mandera County, Kenya, faced a persistent challenge—lack of
In the heart of Dolo Ado, where patriarchal norms continue to dominate, opportunities for women are often limited, and most professions are overwhelmingly male-dominated, Nafisa
RACIDA’s first strategic goal is to provide humanitarian assistance to vulnerable pastoral and agro- pastoral communities in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia.