The Department of Land Resources is committed to sustainable land management practices that support environmental conservation and economic growth in Puntland. We conduct comprehensive land assessments, develop strategies for responsible land use, and monitor land degradation to inform policy and planning. Through collaboration with local communities, line ministries, and relevant agencies, we implement programs that promote soil health, combat erosion, and enhance agricultural productivity. By providing accurate data, analysis, and recommendations, we empower stakeholders to make informed, sustainable land-use decisions that benefit both people and ecosystems.

The Geospatial Unit at IMC typically produces a variety of outputs by gathering geospatial data from various sources, including satellite imagery, aerial photography, and surveys. These outputs include –
-Maps showcasing specific themes, such as water resources (Barked, Borehole, Dam, Dug-well, spring), land use, land cover, and seasonal forecasting, Analyzing environmental changes, vegetation cover, climate trends, rainfall forecasting, and temperature variations.

The Department of Information Management is dedicated to delivering high-quality, timely data crucial for sustainable water and land resource management in Puntland. With a focus on data management and creative dissemination, we uphold rigorous standards for data storage, processing, and accessibility. Our team designs engaging infographics, visual summaries, and data-sharing tools, transforming complex information into clear, actionable insights for stakeholders, including line ministries and related agencies. Through these efforts, we ensure impactful data-driven decision-making across the region.