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About Us

Who We Are

Women Partnership for Peace (WPP) is a Somali women-led national NGO advancing women’s leadership, peacebuilding, protection and resilience across Somalia.

WPP was established in recognition of the central role Somali women play in conflict prevention, reconciliation, family and community resilience, and local development. Women frequently sustain households and mediate social tensions during crisis, yet remain underrepresented in formal decision-making and peace processes. WPP exists to strengthen women’s leadership, expand opportunities for meaningful participation, and connect locally led peacebuilding with practical humanitarian, resilience and development outcomes.

The organisation works with communities, government institutions, civil society, traditional and religious leaders, youth groups, women’s networks and development partners. Its programming is designed to address both immediate vulnerability and the structural drivers of repeated crisis, including conflict, displacement, inequality, weak access to services, livelihood insecurity and climate-related shocks.

Our Vision

A peaceful, inclusive and resilient Somalia where women and communities are empowered to lead positive change, contribute to sustainable development, and live in dignity, equality, security and prosperity.

Our Mission

To empower women, strengthen communities and promote sustainable peace through inclusive peacebuilding, humanitarian action, protection, advocacy and resilience-building initiatives that advance gender equality, social justice and community well-being across Somalia.

Our Core Values

  • Peace
  • Dignity & Inclusion
  • Accountability
  • Integrity
  • Women’s leadership
  • Community ownership

Our Commitment

WPP believes communities should be partners in identifying priorities, designing solutions and sustaining change—not simply recipients of assistance.

Where We Work

  • Banadir / Mogadishu

    Headquarters; national coordination, partnerships and programme oversight.

    Headquarters

  • Jubaland

    Priority presence and programming focus in Lower Juba and Gedo.

    Priority presence

  • South West State

    Bay, Bakool and lower Shebelle

  • North East State

    Parts of Sool region and Togdheer region (Buhodle district)

  • Puntland

    Selected presence / programme development subject to confirmed operational arrangements.

    Selected presence

Geographic priority should not be interpreted as continuous operational presence in every listed location. Expansion only where needs, access, funding, and implementation capacity are verified.

Banadir / Mogadishu
  • Jubaland
  • South West State
  • North East State
  • Puntland