Understanding where rainwater is most likely to accumulate Mogadishu, Somalia | August 2026 Heavy rainfall can quickly lead to waterlogging in parts of Mogadishu, especially in areas where drainage is limited, the ground is relatively low, or rainwater has limited pathways to flow away. To better understand this challenge, the Somali GIS Association (SOGISA) developed […]
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El Niño can change rainfall patterns and, in some situations, bring heavier rains that increase the risk of flooding and waterlogging in Mogadishu. Being prepared early can make a big difference. By identifying areas where water is likely to collect, improving drainage, strengthening early-warning systems, and planning ahead, Mogadishu can better manage the risks associated
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Mogadishu, Somalia — August 13, 2026 The Somali GIS Association (SOGISA) took part in Mogadishu Climate Resilience Week 2026, held in Mogadishu from 12–14 August 2026 under the theme “Building a Climate-Resilient Mogadishu Together.” The event brought together professionals, organizations, and stakeholders to discuss the challenges facing Mogadishu as the city responds to climate change
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When it rains heavily in Mogadishu, some streets can quickly turn into pools of water. But why does this happen? It’s not just because of heavy rain. The shape of the land, drainage conditions, rapid urban growth, roads, buildings, and other factors all play a role. Some areas of Mogadishu are relatively low-lying, so rainwater
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Mogadishu, Somalia | 6 August 2026 The Somali GIS Association (SOGISA) has successfully concluded a three-day Geographic Information Systems (GIS) training workshop aimed at strengthening geospatial knowledge and practical skills among students and young professionals in Somalia. Held in Mogadishu, the workshop provided participants with a comprehensive introduction to GIS concepts and hands-on experience in
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Mogadishu, Somalia | 5 August 2026 The Somali GIS Association (SOGISA) held a strategic meeting with Mr. Mahad Abdi Farah (Mahad Baraawe), Director of the Directorate of Water, Environment & Climate Change at the Banadir Regional Administration (BRA), to discuss opportunities for collaboration in advancing geospatial technologies for sustainable urban development and environmental management. The
🌦️ Weekly Weather Outlook for Mogadishu📅 June 26 – July 2, 2026 The latest weather outlook indicates that Mogadishu is expected to experience warm temperatures with periods of light rainfall throughout the week. Daytime temperatures are forecast to remain around 27°C, while nighttime temperatures will stay near 25°C. 🌧️ Weekly Highlights Why This Matters Understanding
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Heavy rainfall can quickly turn streets into rivers when stormwater drainage systems are not properly planned or maintained. As cities across Somalia continue to grow, improving drainage infrastructure is becoming more important than ever. Effective stormwater management not only protects roads and buildings but also helps keep communities safe during the rainy season. Geographic Information
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As Mogadishu continues to grow, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are becoming essential tools for urban planning and development. GIS helps city planners analyze road networks, manage land use, improve public services, and support sustainable development. By integrating geospatial technology into decision-making, cities can become smarter, safer, and more efficient for future generations. #GIS #SmartCities #Mogadishu
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