TRAINING BEEKEEPING PRACTICE
One day training workshop on capacity building for different students from nine universities in Mogadishu such as; Somali National
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Climate of Somalia
Somalia generally has an arid to semi-arid climate. Rainfall is the defining characteristic of the climate and has a great spatial and temporal variability. The climate of Somalia is determined
by the north and south movement of the inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ). In most
areas of Somalia this results in two rainfall seasons – the Gu as the zone passes northwards and the Deyr as it moves south. In both cases, rain is produced from the moist air derived from the Indian Ocean, in the southerly air stream. The north-easterly winds, emanating from Asia and
Arabia, produce little significant rain.
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TRAINING BEEKEEPING PRACTICE
One day training workshop on capacity building for different students from nine universities in Mogadishu such as; Somali National
Training Workshop on Water Security for Juba and Shabelle River Basins in Somalia
100 professionals across the globe attended the training workshop on Water Security for Juba and Shabelle River Basins in Somalia
Training Workshop on International Water Law and Treaties to Somali students across the Globe
Somali Natural Resources Research Center (SONRREC) conducted a training workshop on International Water Law and Treaties to fresh graduates and
Somalia Flood Alerts and Update in 2020
Somalia is experiencing two types of flooding: river floods and flash floods. River floods occur along the Juba and Shabelle
Impact of Desert Locust invasion to stable food crops of Somalia
Desert locust or Schistocerca gregaria, is one of the most devastating migratory pests in the world and it is highly
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SONRREC contribution to the SDGs
