The absence of Digital Peacebuilding Component in Somalia’s Peacebuilding Efforts - Policy Briefing

Said Ahmed Mumin

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The absence of Digital Peacebuilding Component in Somalia’s Peacebuilding Efforts - Policy Briefing

Said Ahmed Mumin

Journal article 12 Dec 2025

LOR-00143

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Somalia is a war-ravaged and conflict-prone country. Peacebuilding is among the key pillars of state-building. The telecommunications sector is among the key sectors and plays a pivotal role in the country's socio-economic development. Moreover, the Somali population's culture of digital adoption has been growing significantly over the last decades. The Policy Briefing identifies gaps in the country's peacebuilding journey and highlights the absence of the ICT sector's role in peacebuilding.

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ICT4peace Digital landscape Peacebuilding

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Mumin, S. A. (2025). The absence of Digital Peacebuilding Component in Somalia’s Peacebuilding Efforts - Policy Briefing. Life of Research. https://lifeofresearch.com/articles/143

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@misc{mumin2025absence,
  author       = {Mumin, Said Ahmed},
  title        = {{The absence of Digital Peacebuilding Component in Somalia’s Peacebuilding Efforts - Policy Briefing}},
  year         = {2025},
  month        = dec,
  date         = {2025-12-12},
  publisher    = {Life of Research},
  url          = {https://lifeofresearch.com/articles/143},
  abstract     = {Somalia is a war-ravaged and conflict-prone country. Peacebuilding is among the key pillars of state-building. The telecommunications sector is among the key sectors and plays a pivotal role in the country's socio-economic development. Moreover, the Somali population's culture of digital adoption has been growing significantly over the last decades. The Policy Briefing identifies gaps in the country's peacebuilding journey and highlights the absence of the ICT sector's role in peacebuilding.},
  keywords     = {ICT4peace, Digital landscape, Peacebuilding},
  language     = {en},
  copyright    = {Creative Commons Attribution 4.0}
}

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Somalia Integrated Household Budget Survey(SIHBS) 2023 (nbs.gov.so)
State of the Economy Report 2024 (nec.gov.so)
Tribal fighting returns to Mudug 2024 (somalidispatch.com)
Information communication and technology, 2024 (trade.gov)
National reconciliation framework (moifar.gov.so)

[ref-1] Somalia Integrated Household Budget Survey(SIHBS) 2023 (nbs.gov.so)

[ref-2] State of the Economy Report 2024 (nec.gov.so)

[ref-3] Tribal fighting returns to Mudug 2024 (somalidispatch.com)

[ref-4] Information communication and technology, 2024 (trade.gov)

[ref-5] National reconciliation framework (moifar.gov.so)

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