A seven-day refresher course and 44 veterinary start-up kits strengthen animal health services for pastoral families in Dollo Ado, Bokolmayo and Dollo Bay.

Wa-PYDO helped community members in Sablaley, Melkadida, set up a Village Savings and Loan Association and supplied the passbooks and ledgers to run it.

A workshop in Dollo Ado demonstrated the CropScope and FarmChat apps and soil sensors, and launched a 100-member platform for continuous farming advice.

Women from host communities, community leaders and local government came together in Dollo Bay, Dollo Ado and Bokolmayo under the theme “Give to Gain”.

Twenty-four kebele administrations, district offices, elders, the private sector and WFP joined the launch and re-sensitisation workshop on 13 February 2026.

Wa-PYDO introduced its cross-border peacebuilding project to the community in Dollo Ado and trained local authorities, leaders and peace committees in conflict resolution.

Wa-PYDO was recognised among the top NGOs for correctly depositing withholding and income tax for 2023–2024.

Twenty-five animal health workers from five refugee camps and their host communities completed a 45-day course at Filtu TVET College.

Using its own funds, Wa-PYDO distributed mosquito nets and plastic mats to 100 female-headed households affected by flooding in Dollo Ado.