BRCiS 3: Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Building in Somalia (HARBS)

About this project

Building Resilient Communities in Somalia (BRCiS) is a humanitarian Consortium that takes a holistic approach to supporting Somali communities in developing their capacities to understand and manage hazards and shocks so that they can build a better future for themselves. Created in 2013, the Consortium now has eight members and is led by The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). It manages a portfolio of contracts implemented in all Federal Member States of Somalia and funded by various donors, including FCDO, the World Bank, USAID, QFFD and more. BRCIS 3 is the third programme for the BRCiS Consortium, and it will aim to improve the health, food security, and nutrition status of marginalised communities by restoring vital ecosystem services through community-led regeneration and strengthened, more inclusive natural resource management (Output 1) and increasing demand for and sustainable local production of nutritious food (Output 2). BRCiS will also engage members of marginalised communities in diverse market-based livelihoods and financial inclusion initiatives (Output 3) to increase their access to financial assets, meet basic needs and increase investment in collective and individual resilience capacities. Additionally, BRCiS will engage local leaders and community-led structures to become more inclusive and better understand, advocate for and manage community priorities (Output 4) and in parallel establish and strengthen functioning, sustainable Early Warning, Early Action…

Published by

Action Against Hunger UK · International NGO

Countries

Somalia

Sectors

Rural developmentDisaster Risk ReductionFood security policy and administrative managementAgricultural education/trainingDemocratic participation and civil societyAgricultural water resourcesBasic nutrition

Focus

Disaster risk reduction · Also contributesNutrition · Also contributesGood governance · Also contributes

Funded by

Norwegian Refugee Council

Implemented by

Action Against Hunger USA

Accountable

Action Against Hunger UK

Published by Action Against Hunger UK to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 29 May 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: GB-CHC-1047501-23SOBR3F.

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