Interesting blogs, stories and experiences by our development workers.
Progressio development workers are experienced and professionally qualified specialists who offer skills, expertise and knowledge that is not available locally. The key role of our development workers is to transfer their skills and knowledge to our partner organisations. Together with the partner organisations, they work alongside local people, supporting them to find solutions to the problems they face.

Edward Musinguzi
1 December 2011
Personal Experience: Edward Musinguzi
Edward, from Uganda, is an Integrated Prevention Treatment Care and Support Supervisor currently...
Somaliland
A man holds up his voter ID card in Somaliland
9 November 2011
Strong societies are more resilient when crisis hits
It may no longer be making the news – but in East Africa, the famine persists. Rains have come at...
Somaliland, Participation, Fragile states
Christine Allen, Executive Director, and Suad Abdi, Somaliland Representative
3 October 2011
Somaliland's secret recipe for stability
“I was once passing through Entebbe airport in Uganda,” recounts Suad Abdi, “and the official...
Somaliland, Gender, Fragile states
Somaliland: Boys collecting water at water hole
8 July 2011
Somaliland and the food security crisis in the Horn of Africa
The Horn of Africa region, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Sudan, is currently...
Climate change, Somaliland, Environment, Fragile states
Development worker Ali Abdulahi Abdi
5 July 2011
Personal Experience: Ali Abdulahi Abdi
Ali is a HIV and AIDS Development Adviser from Kenya currently working with Talowadag Coalition...
HIV and AIDS, Somaliland
A woman in Somaliland holding her voting card on election day
18 May 2011
Somaliland's women praised for building democracy
Women and young people are playing a key role in building a democratic society in Somaliland, says...
Somaliland, Gender, Fragile states

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