The Governor of Kismayo District and Mayor of Kismayo, Omar Abdullahi Mohamed, today officially launched the Good Governance Project, with a particular focus on the Inclusive Social Accountability (ISA) initiative, during a ceremony held at the Agan Hotel in Kismayo.
The project is being implemented by Somali Family Services (SFS) and funded through the Somalia Stability Fund Phase III (SSF III), with the aim of promoting transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in local governance.
The launch meeting brought together key stakeholders to discuss project planning, coordination, and community engagement strategies. Discussions focused on strengthening social accountability mechanisms, enhancing transparency in public administration, and increasing citizens’ involvement in governance and public service delivery.
Speaking at the event, participants underscored the importance of fostering stronger collaboration between local authorities and communities to ensure responsive and inclusive governance.
The initiative is expected to enhance cooperation between the Kismayo District Administration and residents, promote constructive dialogue and consultation, and empower citizens to actively participate in decisions that affect their lives and communities.
The Inclusive Social Accountability project represents an important step toward improving governance, building public trust, and encouraging greater civic engagement across Kismayo District.
