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.

Kule with colleagues from SONYO
3 March 2014
Personal Experience: Kule Abubekar Asuman
Kule, from Uganda, works as a Programme and Capacity Building Adviser, alongside the Somaliland...
Somaliland
Campaigners gathered for the London launch of Unbreakable
28 January 2014
Welcome to the 'wadahadal'! Unbreakable launches in London
Campaigners are being introduced to a new concept that it is hoped will spark conversations across...
Somaliland, Participation, Gender, Fragile states
21 January 2014
Activists gather in Manchester for Unbreakable launch
On Saturday 18 January, 25 activists gathered at the Manchester Chaplaincy on Oxford Road to learn...
Somaliland, Fragile states
Joanna and her colleague Rahma
12 December 2013
Personal Experience: Joanna McMinn
Dr. Joanna McMinn, from Northern Ireland, was until recently working in Somaliland as a Project and...
Somaliland
Afi, a Somali refugee living in Yemen
28 November 2013
World AIDS Day: Hear our voices
Stigma, discrimination and lack of awareness are among the biggest obstacles when responding to HIV...
Somaliland, Yemen, HIV
Women in Wedze, Zimbabwe, watering crops
18 June 2013
Importance of women and natural resources recognised by G8
Progressio welcomes many of the points raised in the final Communique from the G8 meeting in...
Haiti, Water, Dominican Republic, Somaliland, Gender, Latest Progressio news and press releases

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