Project Title: Emergency Rehabilitation of Shabelle River Embankments
Location: Beledweyne District, Hirshabelle State, Somalia
Client / Partner: Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) / FCDO
Contractor: Teysiir Construction & Water Engineering Company
Contract Duration: 4 Months
Key Deliverables: 670 meters of reinforced earth embankment, gabion protection works, geotextile lining, and canal intake structures.
Overview:
In response to severe flood risks along the Shabelle River, Teysiir Construction executed the rapid rehabilitation of critical riverbanks in Beledweyne District, Hirshabelle State, Somalia. Mobilizing essential heavy machinery and technical personnel, the project successfully stabilized 670 meters of vulnerable riverbanks within a strict 4-month timeline. The intervention directly protected local communities from recurring flood disasters while restoring crucial agricultural irrigation infrastructure.
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1. Section 3: Technical Scope & Engineering: Detailing the specific materials, compaction methods, and masonry works used to ensure maximum structural durability.
2. Section 4: Project Execution & Resource Management: Explaining how machinery, staff, and logbooks were managed to complete the project efficiently in 4 months.
3. Section 5: Socio-Economic Impact: Measuring the tangible benefits in flood risk reduction and agricultural productivity for the local population.


