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About BADMAAL Project

Transforming Somalia's fisheries sector through sustainable development and community empowerment

Project Background

The Somali Sustainable Fisheries Development Project - Badmaal (P178032) is a six-year investment in Somalia's sustainable fisheries development. The project is meant to address the impact of the civil war and the Covid-19 outbreak on fishing communities and food security.

The project is implemented by the Ministry of Fisheries and Blue Economy (MFBE) of the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS). The project has three components: increasing the capacity of communities to benefit from sustainable marine fisheries, strengthening marine fisheries governance and management, and project management monitoring and evaluation.

Project Development Objective

The Project Development Objective is to improve the capacity of targeted communities and authorities to benefit from and effectively manage selected fisheries.

Project Components

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Component 1: Increasing the Capacity of Dependent Communities to Benefit from Sustainable Marine Fisheries

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Component 2: Strengthening Marine Fisheries Governance and Management

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Component 3: Project Management, Monitoring and Evaluation

Officials and partners at the official launch of the BADMAAL Project
Project governance

Implementation Arrangements

BADMAAL is coordinated through the Ministry of Fisheries and Blue Economy, with project implementation units and partners working together across participating administrations.

BADMAAL project implementation arrangements diagram

Grievance Redress

Report a concern or feedback about the BADMAAL Project.

If you have a concern about the project's activities, you can submit a grievance through our official channel.


  • info@badmaal.so
  • +252 61 000 0000