1. Abudwaq Primary School

2. Abudwaq  School Construction Project

3. Abudwaq Women  Empowerment Program

4. Abudwaq Adult Education

Abudwak Secondary School Construction Project

Abud-waqaq  secondary school  will consist 12 classrooms, offices, library, lab and recreational ground.The construction will be carried out phasewise and is jointly financed by HIRDA and NCDO a Dutch development organisation based in The haque. HIRDA will pay halve of the construction cost and the othe halve wil come from NCDO.

Site preparation is being finalised and the first phase and the first phase of the construction is scheduled to begin in Sept. 2003.

Abud-waq Secondary School Construction Project

Abud-waqaq  secondary school  will consist 12 classrooms, offices, library, lab and recreational ground.The construction will be carried out phasewise and is jointly financed by HIRDA and NCDO a Dutch development organisation based in The haque. HIRDA will pay halve of the construction cost and the othe halve wil come from NCDO.

Site preparation is being finalised and the first phase and the first phase of the construction is scheduled to begin in Sept. 2003.

-waq Primary School was setup by SANA, an intellectual diaspora group in North-America in 1999 is run by them. It was the first school of its kind opened in  Abud-waq  since the collapse of Somali government. SRF ( Somali relief Fund) based  in Indianapolice U.S.A. played a great role and still contributes much in running of the school.

In 2001 HIRDA and SANA agreed to co-operate closely specially in the field of education. From that on Abud-waq primary school is jointly financed by both organisations. The school attendees are 860 from grade one to seven with twenty teaching staff including the headmaster. In a years time it is expected that group will finsh primary education. It will be then needed higher education. Therefore, HIRDA and SANA are planning a construction of new classes for either various technical levels or secondary school.

 

Women’s Empowerment Center

During the civil war Somali women were in way or the other the most vulnerable and marginalised group of Somali community. For the last 12 years they were also the back borne of the family income. During these hardship years,  Somali women tried and succeeded that their voice must be heard. Therfore they are now in a position that they can play a role in Somali’s civil society, peace and reconciliation and reconstruction of new Somalia. They  are organised and have their own local women councils.

HIRDA is encouraged by the progress of the Somali female Society and supports their movement and intends to help them to boost their moral and capacity. Therefore HIRDA allocated small amount of fund so they can carry their activities and meet regularly. The fund covers rent of the center, stationaries and other important related activities..

 

Abud-waq Adult Education

Like Bardera there is an adult education program in Abud-waq where 340 people are of  both genders attend. They are taught reading writing and other related subjects. Besides that they are given awareness courses about peace, stability and the environment. The adult program is seen as very important because adult people are interested and enrolls a large number each year. It is three years since the program started

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