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Partnerships

Our development partners

The Ministry works with UN agencies, development banks, bilateral donors, NGOs and academic institutions to deliver health services in Puntland.

Academic & research

Somali Institute for Health Research (SIHR)

Co-organised the 2026 Health Policy and Systems Research Conference with the University of Bosaso (Garowe Campus) and CADIR.

University of Bosaso – Garowe Campus

Academic partner on health policy and systems research.

Development banks & funds

World Bank

Finances the Damal Caafimaad project (Improving Healthcare Services in Somalia) with Nugaal as a target region.

Website 1 projects

Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

Funded the 2025 diphtheria outbreak response in Puntland.

Website 1 projects Reported

Governments & bilateral donors

Germany (BMZ / KfW)

Funds the Support to Strengthening Health Systems in Puntland (SSHSP) programme and the rehabilitation of Garowe General Hospital.

Website 1 projects

Switzerland (SDC) & Sweden (Sida)

Fund the CHASP programme implemented by Save the Children.

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Non-governmental organisations

Save the Children

Implements the CHASP programme, cost-recovery pilot in Bari hospitals, and outbreak responses.

Website 3 projects

World Vision International

Health infrastructure and integrated health projects in Nugaal (Eyl) and other districts.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Supports Mudug Regional Hospital services including maternity, paediatrics, nutrition and TB care.

Tadamun Social Society

Local partner in community health service delivery.

CARE International

Primary health care support in Puntland communities.

Somali Red Crescent Society

Community-based health and emergency services.

Population Services International (PSI)

Partner on the integrated pharmaceutical warehouse inventory system and private-sector supply chain under the GFF project.

Website Reported

United Nations agencies

UNICEF

Child health, immunization, nutrition and health-system strengthening; supports 43 facilities in Mudug and Nugaal.

Website 2 projects

World Health Organization (WHO)

Technical leadership on disease surveillance, outbreak response and health policy.

UNFPA

Reproductive, maternal and newborn health, midwifery and the Puntland Health and Demographic Survey.

IOM

Migration health and support to health services in displacement-affected communities.

World Food Programme (WFP)

Nutrition support and treatment of moderate acute malnutrition.