Background: The project targeted the most vulnerable households in IDP camps and host communities, enrolling them in FFA livelihood activities...

Objectives:

The project aimed to create livelihood investments and assets to alleviate suffering and improve living standards.

Implementation Strategy:

The project ran from February 2022 to March 2023, involving hybrid transfer modalities in CBT and In-kind.

Project Performance Analysis:

• 100% completion of prosopis clearing
• 5km of canals rehabilitated
• 6 vegetable gardens established

Achievements:

Location	Activity	Planned	Actual	Completion %
Beledweyne	Prosopis Clearing	14,050 Trees	14,050 Trees	100%
Beledweyne	Canal Rehabilitation	5 KM	5 KM	100%
Beledweyne	Crop/Veg Garden	200 Trees	200 Trees	60%

Challenges:

• Inaccessibility of roads to small farms
• Invasion of crop fields
• Lack of maintenance for irrigation systems

Lessons Learned & Recommendations:

Food insecurity remains a challenge in Hiran. Recommendations include increasing purchasing power through food baskets, providing training for women/youth, and prioritizing long-term livelihood programs.