ReDSS: What works? Solutions from the start of cyclical climate-induced displacement in Somalia

This report explores early interventions – termed “solutions from the start” – to address cyclical climate-induced displacement in Somalia. The report emphasizes the importance of local governance, community participation, and integration of marginalized groups. It showcases successful models like Self-Help Groups (SHGs), displacement-sensitive urban planning, and anticipatory action using displacement projections. Challenges include exclusion of minority groups, lack of coordination among actors, and limited access to digital tools. Recommendations call for joined-up programming, stronger rural-urban linkages, inclusive planning, and investment in community-based monitoring. The report concludes with a framework of indicators to scale effective solutions and ensure sustainability, equity, and localization in displacement responses.

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