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Somali Women in Environment and Climate Change (SWECC) organized Somali Women Climate Conference (SWCC 2025) on 4th August under the theme “Somali Women and Climate Justice: A Call to Action.” With the support of A4E, Oxfam, and AACJ, the event brought together more than 150 participants including women leaders, activists, [...]
On May 10th, 2025, Somali Women in Environment and Climate Change (SWECC) organized a powerful networking event in Mogadishu under the theme “Empowering Somali Women Through Climate Advocacy – A Path to Solutions.” The event brought together 35 young Somali women from across sectors—including civil society, academia, the private sector, [...]
The School Environmental Club is committed to promoting environmental awareness through meaningful activities like tree planting. Trees offer numerous benefits such as improving air quality, supporting biodiversity, and combating climate change. Through active participation, students learn to value the natural environment and understand their role in protecting it. Our mission [...]
On 25 September 2024, an environmental education campaign was conducted at SYL Primary and Secondary School, located in Zone K of the Hodan district. This event was part of the “Empowering Students for Climate Action & Sustainability” project, aimed at raising awareness among young students about the importance of protecting [...]
“Water Wonders: Why Conservation Matters” was launched at Mocasir School to educate students about the critical importance of water conservation. The event began with an engaging assembly attended by nearly 250 students. The session opened with a discussion about the essential role water plays in our daily lives. Powerful stories [...]
SWECC participated as special guests at the Daango iyo Deegan program organized by Action for Environment. Titled “Women’s Leadership in Sustainable Development,” emphasized the significant contributions of Somali women in shaping effective, equitable environmental policies. Women’s leadership is essential for shaping a sustainable future in Somalia. Women often serve as [...]
