It’s dangerous being a female journalist in Somalia. But, one year on, we are still shining our light by UNDP Somalia - UNDP Somalia

Footnotes For more on UNDP’s work in Somalia, visit: www.undp.org/somalia. For full details of the Bilan team and to see some of their reporting: www.bilan.media

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It’s dangerous being a female journalist in Somalia. But, one year on, we are still shining our light

Since Bilan, the country’s only all-women media house, was born last April, we’ve covered everything from HIV to opioids. Now we want to go global

Years of conflict, underinvestment, and the ravages of climate change-induced natural disasters have taken a severe toll on Somalia, jeopardizing lives, livelihoods, and biodiversity.

Somali women journalists shine at regional media convention, swap skills at top outlets and learn to survive kidnapping and terror attacks

Residents of Ainabo never imagined that their salty water could be turned into clean water for cooking, washing, and most importantly, drinking.

An invasive species profits Somali farmers and saves local trees

How UNDP-GEF partnership is providing drought-affected communities in Puntland with access to life-saving water