- info@rsu.edu.so
- Bosaso, Puntland, Somalia
- Sat – Thu: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Excellence in Education Since 2008
A multidisciplinary hub at Red Sea University dedicated to addressing Somalia's most pressing challenges through science-driven research, community training, and integrated human, animal, and environmental health frameworks.
COHFS works to develop science-based solutions that enhance climate resilience, promote sustainable agriculture, improve environmental health, and strengthen One Health systems across Puntland and Somalia.
To implement evidence-driven programs that strengthen climate resilience, food security, and One Health capacity for healthier communities and sustainable development.
To be a leading regional center in climate adaptation, agricultural innovation, and integrated health systems that safeguard the well-being of people, animals, and ecosystems.
Our three interconnected programmatic pillars address climate shocks, zoonotic threats, and agricultural productivity across Somalia.
Focused on building community and ecosystem resilience to climate shocks and long-term environmental change.
Integrating human, animal, and environmental health systems to reduce disease risks and promote community well-being.
Strengthening food systems through applied research, agricultural innovation, and hands-on training.
Active field programs, capacity-building workshops, and student-led community interventions across Puntland & Somalia.
Empowering university students across veterinary, medical, and environmental faculties to lead grassroots health education and community engagement.
Practical, hands-on training in modern poultry husbandry, biosecurity, disease prevention, and sustainable agribusiness for local producers.
Supporting pastoralist groups (including workshops in Galkacyo/Mudug with CALAF & Dan-Wadaag) on feedlot nutrition and herd productivity.
Multisectoral surveillance, vaccination support, and field interventions targeting priority zoonoses affecting pastoralist livelihoods and public health.
Educating livestock keepers, pharmacies, and communities on responsible antibiotic use to curb drug resistance across humans and animals.
Participatory community conversations and public campaigns translating scientific research into practical daily hygiene and animal handling habits.
Highlights from our One Health Day celebrations, pastoralist capacity-building workshops, panel discussions, and community outreach.
Red Sea University proudly joins as a founding member of the Somali One Health Network (SOHNet) alongside partner institutions to advance collaborative research and health security.
Engaging panel discussion on "What Can Young Professionals Do?" moderated by Mr. Abdirahman Ali Farah with esteemed experts Dr. Abdiqani Saed, Dr. Abdulgani Huruse, and Mr. Buruuj Ali Salaad.
Capacity building training workshop organized by COHFS in Galkacyo, Mudug in collaboration with CALAF Group of Industry and Dan-Wadaag Farmers Association.
Searchable research register and repository of peer-reviewed publications produced by COHFS researchers.
Veterinary epidemiologist and One Health researcher with over eight years of experience in veterinary education, zoonotic disease control, and One Health training across the Horn of Africa.
Skilled in participatory epidemiology, behavioural change communication, and community engagement for sustainable disease prevention and control. Demonstrated leadership in managing multi-country research programs, coordinating cross-disciplinary field teams, and developing scalable One Health interventions in collaboration with international organizations.
We welcome partnerships with academic institutions, development agencies, pastoralist associations, and government ministries to advance climate resilience, food security, and One Health in Somalia.
Established in 2008 in Bosaso, Puntland, Red Sea University is committed to outstanding educational programs, research that addresses community needs, and developing tomorrow’s leaders.
