Our projects
The projects SHARAN is preparing and delivering with communities and partners. Each one shows its real status: concepts are never presented as funded work.
In discussionPreparedness, Response & SolutionsVillage early warning committees, trigger-based contingency plans and pre-positioned response so that families along the Shabelle can act before the river breaks its banks.
ConceptEducation, Health & SkillsClassrooms built with the community in a village without education access, with trained teachers and a community committee that owns and maintains the school.
ConceptClimate Resilience & LivelihoodsRestoring irrigation canals with farmer groups through cash-for-work, with a water-user committee and a maintenance plan so the canals keep working after the project ends.
Portfolio integrity
SHARAN clearly separates founders' past experience, current projects and pipeline concepts. Concepts are never described as awarded grants, and past work of individuals is never presented as organisational results.
How every project is delivered
Every SHARAN project follows the same five-stage cycle, with accountability and learning built in at each step.
Joint needs, risk and context analysis with communities and authorities; conflict and protection analysis; identification of the most vulnerable.
Community entry through elders, local authorities, women's and youth groups; forming or strengthening committees; agreement on roles.
Locally feasible, conflict-sensitive solutions; results framework, targeting criteria, budget and safeguards agreed with communities.
Implementation through community structures, local procurement and labour; close monitoring and rapid adaptation.
Handover of assets with operation and maintenance plans; evaluation, learning and sharing results with communities and partners.
Partner with SHARAN
We welcome partners who value local ownership, accountability and lasting results.