Vision
A safe, secure and resilient Somalia free from explosive hazards.
Independent · Non-Governmental · Non-Profit Humanitarian Organization
North East Hazard Action (NEHA) protects communities affected by explosive hazards and supports sustainable recovery across Somalia through internationally recognized Humanitarian Mine Action.
Who We Are
NEHA is a nationally led humanitarian organization headquartered in Las Anod, Northeastern State, Somalia, established to reduce the impact of landmines, UXO, ERW and other explosive hazards. Working closely with government institutions, humanitarian partners, donors and communities, NEHA combines international standards with local knowledge to deliver accountable and sustainable humanitarian services.
The organization operates in accordance with the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and operational independence, aligning its technical activities with the International Mine Action Standards (IMAS), humanitarian principles and internationally accepted best practices.
Learn More About NEHAA safe, secure and resilient Somalia free from explosive hazards.
To save lives and strengthen resilience through humanitarian mine action, emergency response, disaster risk reduction, victim assistance and strategic partnerships.
The Threat We Confront
Decades of conflict have left landmines, unexploded ordnance and explosive remnants of war that continue to injure people, block land and hold back recovery. Learn the risks — and what to do if you find something dangerous.
What We Do
A full spectrum of mine action and humanitarian services designed to protect civilians, restore access and rebuild resilient communities.
Internationally recognized mine action that prioritizes civilian protection, humanitarian access and long-term development.
Read more → 💣Safe location, identification and disposal of explosive ordnance by qualified, IMAS-compliant teams.
Read more → 🧭Systematic clearance of areas affected by conflict to return safe land to communities.
Read more → 🗺️Community-based data collection to define and prioritize suspected hazardous areas.
Read more → 📐Detailed technical investigation to confirm and delineate contamination for clearance.
Read more → 📢Life-saving risk education that helps at-risk communities recognize and avoid explosive hazards.
Read more → 🤝Support for survivors and affected families on the path to recovery and inclusion.
Read more → 🚨Rapid, coordinated response to humanitarian emergencies where lives are at risk.
Read more → 🌐Reducing vulnerability and strengthening preparedness against natural and man-made hazards.
Read more → 🌱Building the local capacity communities need to recover, adapt and thrive.
Read more → 🕊️Fostering trust and cooperation that underpin lasting peace and stability.
Read more → 🎓Strengthening national and local institutions to sustain mine action into the future.
Read more → ⚠️Community education that reduces deaths and injuries from mines and explosive remnants of war.
Read more → 👥Two-way engagement that puts affected communities at the centre of mine action.
Read more → 🎓Building national and local skills so mine action is sustainable and nationally owned.
Read more →Our Work in Action
Community risk-education sessions helping families, pastoralists and schoolchildren recognise and avoid explosive hazards.
Systematic survey and clearance of conflict-affected land to return safe ground to the community.
Rapid response teams that safely dispose of reported explosive items and respond to community alerts.
Strategic Objectives
Save lives through humanitarian mine action.
Improve community safety through risk education.
Strengthen national and local institutional capacity.
Enhance humanitarian access.
Build resilient communities.