AFRICAN ROOTS. REGIONAL IMPACT. Somalia · Kenya · Ethiopia · Sudan · South Sudan[email protected]
Where We Work

Our Regional Reach

GEEL operates across Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan and South Sudan, with local partnerships and regional learning.

Locally led. Regionally connected.
Regional perspective

Connected across the Horn of Africa.

GEEL operates across Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan and South Sudan, with local partnerships and regional learning.

GEEL Global · Practical solutions & partnerships
Original GEEL field and project photography.
Original GEEL field and project photography.
SomaliaOffice: Mogadishu
KenyaOffice: Nairobi
EthiopiaOffice: Addis Ababa
SudanHorn of Africa
South SudanHorn of Africa
Explore this work

Explore the priorities, capabilities and partnerships behind this area of work.

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A regional footprint, locally led

GEEL's operational footprint covers Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan and South Sudan. Our regional position allows us to work across borders while responding to the specific policy, market and community contexts of each country.

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Presence and cooperation

GEEL has office locations in Mogadishu, Nairobi and Addis Ababa, and an operational footprint that also includes Sudan and South Sudan. Its regional model combines country-level knowledge, institutional cooperation and exchange of experience across locations.

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Experience in Somalia

GEEL's historical Somalia programmes have reached more than 16 regions and 50 districts and worked with more than 200 local partners. These indicators are specific to Somalia and should not be read as regional five-country totals.

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Regional opportunities

Cross-border value chains, climate pressures, displacement, enterprise development and public services are interconnected challenges across the Horn of Africa. GEEL seeks partnerships that enable local solutions and strengthen shared regional opportunity.

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How we work in different settings

Programme design responds to each country's priorities, available partnerships and institutional arrangements. Country-specific operations and results are communicated separately where they are supported by verified evidence.