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Advocacy for the Accession of Somalia to the Anti-Personnel Mine-Ban Treaty

Country: Somalia
Project Code: P10-SM01
Pillar: Advocacy
Appealing Agency: Somalia Coalition to Ban Landmines (SOCBAL)
Implementing Partners: SOCBAL members
Summary Objectives: SOCBAL intends to advocate for the anti-personnel mine-ban treaty in Somalia. It will urge government policy makers to participate in international mine action conferences and become a state party to the convention.
Activities:

  • Recruit support staff.
  • Organize sensitization and planning workshops for government representatives.
  • Conduct institutional awareness training.
  • Carry out policy advocacy.
  • Give presentations on the mine problem and its impacts.
  • Perform ongoing monitoring.
  • Establish committees.
  • Ensure feedback and communication.
  • Conduct reporting.

Expected Outcomes:
  • Somalia will become a state party to the anti-personnel mine-ban treaty.
  • Policies on the adoption of the treaty will be passed.
  • State-level institutional awareness of the treaty will increase.

Project Budget: $80,000
Project Duration: January 2010 through December 2010
Budget Shortfall: $80,000
Targeted Beneficiaries: Somali population, government institutions



BUDGET ITEMS In US$2010
Staff20,000
Operational costs (vehicle rental, support costs)40,000
Administrative costs20,000
Total80,000

Dahir Abdirahman Abdulle ; Technical Advisor; Mogadishu –Somalia; Tel: 252 0 98 69 73; e-mail: somalia_socbal@yahoo.com


last edited: Oct 27, 2009

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