Enhancing women’s urban and rural resilience and livelihoods through inclusive expansion of specialized protection information and networks in Jowhar and Beletweyne, Somalia

Displaced women in Somalia, and particularly women from less affluent social groups or women with disabilities, face extraordinary barriers to achieve self-reliance, resilience and access to sustainable livelihoods. Patriarchal norms, compounded by competition over diminishing resources in a climate vulnerable environment, cement forms of exclusion and therefore prevent women to become productive assets to society and effectively be on pathways for resilience and durable solutions.