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Former Protective Fellow's Success in UNDP Call

Posted on 18 October 2012

The Somaliland-based NGO Talowadag, whose Director Guleid Osman is a former CAHR Protective Fellow, has secured a 9-month project from the UNDP.

The project focuses on livelihood improvement for people living with HIV; 100 people living with HIV are expected to benefit from it. It has been granted by the UNDP Department of Poverty Reduction and Environmental Protection. Guleid says: "In a way, this is the impact of the CAHR’s programme, because without understanding socio-economic rights, we could have not got this opportunity!"

Visit the Past Fellows page to read more on Guleid's work on HIV/AIDS in Somaliland.

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