The Center for Climate, One Health & Food Security (COHFS) at Red Sea University is a multidisciplinary hub dedicated to addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing Somalia today. Through research, training, innovation, and community engagement, the center works to strengthen climate adaptation, sustainable food systems, and the interconnected health of humans, animals, and the environment.
"These global standards help shape our integrated approach to building a healthier, more resilient, and food-secure future for Somalia."
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 integrated approach addresses the interconnected health of humans, animals, and the environment.
Building community and ecosystem resilience to climate shocks.
Integrating health systems to reduce disease risks.
Strengthening food systems through innovation.
| No | Paper Title & Details | Authors | Year | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Evaluation of mucoadhesive property and the effect of Boswellia carteri gum on intranasal vaccination against (PPR) |
Mumin, F.I., et al. | 2020 | DOI |
| 2 | COVID-19 and its prevention in IDP camps in Somalia: livelihoods & mental health |
Mumin, F.I., et al. | 2022 | DOI |
| 3 | Zoonoses research in Somalia: A scoping review using a One Health approach |
Mumin, F.I., et al. | 2023 | DOI |
| 4 | Prioritization of zoonoses for multisectoral, One Health collaboration in Somalia |
Osman, A.Y., et al. | 2023 | DOI |
| 5 | A decade of One Health implementation in Somalia: Challenges and opportunities |
Hared, Y.A., et al. | 2025 | DOI |
| 6 | Development and Validation of the OH-KAP Survey for Communities in Africa |
Mumin, F.I., & Mor, S.M. | 2025 | DOI |
| 7 | Operationalising Community Engagement in One Health: Community Conversations |
Mumin, F.I., Lemma, M., et al. | 2025 | DOI |
| 8 | Exploring gendered perspectives of pastoralist communities on zoonotic risks |
Lemma, M., Mumin, F.I., et al. | 2025 | DOI |
Veterinary Epidemiologist & One Health Researcher
Veterinary epidemiologist with 8+ years of experience in zoonotic disease control and One Health training across the Horn of Africa, specializing in participatory epidemiology and community engagement for sustainable disease prevention. He is an expert in managing multi-country research programs and developing scalable One Health interventions, with a strong background in teaching epidemiology and public health to advance institutional capacity.
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