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Sidama, Ethiopia — The SOS Sahel Ethiopia Mass Youth Employment on Apiculture (MaYEA) Project is...
From Activity to Systemic Change: MaYEA Strengthens Staff Capacity for the Next Phase of the Project
MaYEA Staff Capacity-Building Training SOS Sahel Ethiopia’s Mass Youth Employment in Apiculture...
Adama, Ethiopia — The Mass Youth Employment in Apiculture (MaYEA) project has strengthened the...
Dodola Woreda, West Arsi Zone, Oromia Region | 18 July 2026 SOS Sahel Ethiopia, through the...
Project Implementers: AGRA, SOS Sahel Ethiopia and Green Agro-Solution PLC Timeline: March 1, 2026...
Project Implementers: A consortium project implemented by Farm Africa (lead), SOS Sahel...
The Borana Collaborative Forest Management Project (BCFMP) was one of the first Collaborative Forest Management activities which succeeded in putting...
Through the Community Initiative Promotion (CIP) Programe, SOS Sahel Ethiopia piloted and developed alternative development models on how best to work...
The Food Security Capacity Enhancement Programme built the capacity of decentralized government structures in order to respond effectively to local...
SOS Sahel Ethiopia began its first operation in Ethiopia in the Koisha district of the Southern Nations and Nationalities People’s Region...
The objective of this project is to advance the position of women in the pastoral communities of Borana through women-led development of natural...
A joint initiative by SOS Sahel Ethiopia and International Development Enterprise (IDE), the SLIP was launched in September 2006 and will be phasing...
The Rural Agricultural Productivity Improvement and Development (RAPID) project is designed to bring measurable improvement to the food security of...
A joint venture of SOS Sahel Ethiopia and International Development Enterprise (IDE), this project specifically targets smallholder rural farmers...
The Building Resilient Pastoralist Communities (BRPC) works to build the resilience of pastoralists in the Borana Zone by improving access to inputs...
