The National Development Plan II 2017-2021

TABLE OF CONTENTS......Page 3
LIST OF TABLES......Page 4
LIST OF FIGURES......Page 7
ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS......Page 8
FORWARD......Page 12
ACKNOWLEDGMENT......Page 13
Somaliland National Development Plan II Goals......Page 14
Chapter 1: Introduction......Page 15
Chapter 2: Macroeconomic and Social Diagnostics......Page 25
The education status of the household head has a significant impact on the poverty status of the household. If a household head has primary education (compared to no education), the household is 35% less likely to be in poverty if they live in an urba.........Page 47
Pillar 1 – Economic Development......Page 53
3.1 Economy Sector......Page 54
3.2 Energy and Extractives Sector......Page 76
Energy and Extractives Sector SDGs......Page 81
3.3 Production Sector......Page 92
Production Sector SDGs......Page 99
Pillar 2 – Infrastructure Development......Page 111
3.4 Infrastructure Sector......Page 112
Pillar 3 – Good Governance......Page 128
3.5 Governance Sector......Page 129
Governance Sector SDGs......Page 145
Pillar 4 – Social Development......Page 165
3.6 Education Sector......Page 166
Education Sector SDGs......Page 181
3.7 Health Sector......Page 193
Health Sector SDGs......Page 199
Health Sector will pursue ambitious outcomes requiring just as ambitious interventions. Those interventions face challenges of funds, expertise and also coordination. However, others also require community engagement. Without the right understanding o.........Page 205
All figures rounded to the nearest thousand.......Page 206
3.8 WASH Sector......Page 210
Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all......Page 214
Pillar 5 – Environment Protection......Page 223
3.9 Environment Sector......Page 224
Environment Sector SDGs......Page 234
Chapter 4: NDPII Cross-cutting Themes......Page 245
4.1 Cross-cutting Theme I: Employment & Labour......Page 246
4.2 Cross-cutting Theme II: Social Protection......Page 258
International development partners as well as international and local NGOs also contribute for the sector, especially through financial and technical support. The main development partners are UNICEF, UNFPA, ILO, UNDP, IOM, Save the Children, OXFORM, .........Page 278
Youth SDGs......Page 281
5.1.2 Causes of Vulnerability in Somaliland......Page 292
5.1.4 Mainstreaming Resilience......Page 293
5.2.2 Human Rights in Somaliland......Page 294
5.2.3 Human Rights Approach to NDPII......Page 295
6.1.1.1 Domestic Revenue – Economic Growth, Increased Taxation and Debt Management Practices......Page 298
6.1.1.3 External Aid – Disbursements in previous years......Page 299
6.1.1.4 Current Expenditure by Sector......Page 300
6.1.1.5 Forecasting NDPII Expenditure......Page 301
6.1.1.6 Total Cost of NDPII Interventions/Outcomes......Page 302
Websites......Page 329
Conferences......Page 330
APPENDIX 1: CCT/Sector Alignment to SDGs......Page 331
APPENDIX 2: NDPII Data Sources by CCT/Sector......Page 333
APPENDIX 3: NDPII Prioritization Workshops – Technical Teams......Page 336