Ugaas of the Bahgari — Ogaden community

Partner With Us

The Office exists so there is one clear way into the community — so that projects do not die after the first meeting.

What the Office provides

Community consent

A project the Ugaas stands behind is accepted locally rather than resisted.

Verified need

We will tell you who genuinely needs help and which village is most urgent.

Labour and land

The community can contribute labour, land and safekeeping.

A single contact

One named person responsible, so you are never wondering who to ask.

Monitoring and reporting

A closing report with photographs and accounts after the work is done.

Who we are speaking to

The Diaspora

You already support your family — let us also support the district.

Remittances are the largest flow of money into this community, but they arrive household by household. The Office offers a way to pool a share of that into one complete project that serves many families — with a written budget, a named person responsible, and a report with photographs at the end.

NGOs & International Agencies

One door into the whole community.

The Office offers you community consent, verification of who genuinely needs help, protection for your staff, and local people who take part in the work. We can share district-level information and independent follow-up after a project closes.

Government

Partnership, not a parallel structure.

The Office does not substitute for government. It aligns the community plan with the district plan so that one village is not served twice with the same service while another is left out.

Business

An investment of expertise as much as of money.

Businesses in Jigjiga and Addis Ababa can support youth training, offer employment, and supply materials at cost. The community can offer labour and a market.

Four steps

This is how a project goes from an idea to something that exists.

  1. Get in touch

    Reach us on WhatsApp or by email. You will have a reply within one working day.

  2. Assessment

    The Development Committee visits the district, meets the community, and reports back on what is actually needed.

  3. Agreement

    We sign a written plan together: budget, timeline, who is responsible, and how success will be measured.

  4. Delivery & reporting

    The project is carried out and closed with a report containing photographs and accounts — openly.

Our accountability commitments

  • Every contribution received is recorded, with the name of the giver and its purpose.
  • Every project has one named person responsible for it.
  • A report with photographs and accounts is published when a project closes.
  • If a project stalls, we say why. We do not go quiet.

Let's begin

One message is enough. You will have a reply within one working day.

Contact the Office