Greenlife Agribusiness LTD

Operational Highlights – 2025

Executive Summary

In 2025, Greenlife Agribusiness Ltd advanced its mission to strengthen sustainable agrifood systems, environmental stewardship, and climate resilience across Somalia. The year focused on scaling climate-smart production infrastructure, expanding urban and institutional greening, deepening cooperative-led agricultural development, and launching resilience-oriented programs addressing climate shocks.

Through integrated investments in greenhouse production, efficient irrigation, agro-input supply, landscaping services, training and capacity building, and strategic partnerships, Greenlife delivered practical, community-centered solutions while strengthening long-term resilience and institutional trust.

Agrifood & Production Systems

In 2025, Greenlife Agribusiness Ltd concentrated its core operations on the expansion of climate-smart agricultural infrastructure and sustainable production systems. During the year, the company constructed more than 100 greenhouse units across multiple locations in Somalia. These installations enabled improved crop management, enhanced productivity, and increased resilience to climate variability.

To promote efficient water use and sustainable irrigation practices, Greenlife installed drip irrigation systems covering over 70 hectares of agricultural land. These systems supported both smallholder and commercial producers by reducing water losses, optimizing input use, and improving overall farm performance.

At Greenlife’s own production sites, annual vegetable output reached 128 metric tones, primarily cucumber and sweet pepper, demonstrating the effectiveness of controlled-environment greenhouse systems in delivering consistent yields and high-quality produce.

In parallel, Greenlife strengthened its agro-input supply services, reaching more than 500 customers with quality seeds, fertilizers, irrigation materials, and technical guidance, contributing to improved production outcomes and farmer confidence.

To address climate risks affecting pastoral and agro-pastoral livelihoods, Greenlife launched GEEDIGA CAGAARAN, a climate-resilience initiative focused on fodder production. Under this initiative, 20 hectares of land were planted with fodder crops, providing alternative feed sources during rainfall failure, drought, and climate shocks, and contributing to the protection of livestock assets across vulnerable communities.

Landscaping & Environmental Greening Services

Greenlife continued to play a leading role in environmental landscaping and urban greening throughout 2025, delivering both large-scale and institutional projects.

Major landscaping interventions implemented during the year included:

Jazeera Aqua Park, covering approximately 300 × 200 square meters
Harsan Garden, covering approximately 100 × 100 square meters
Beerta Ummada, located near Aden Adde International Airport

Additionally, Greenlife provided landscaping and greening services for key public institutions and educational facilities, including:

Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation
Ministry of Interior
Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs & Reconciliation
Ummada University
Hormuud University

A flagship achievement in 2025 was the major landscaping project at Villa Somalia (State House), where Greenlife provided high-class professional landscaping services befitting a national institution. This project demonstrated the company’s technical capacity, reliability, and ability to operate at the highest institutional standards.

The company also undertook numerous residential and private-sector greening projects. These interventions contributed to improved urban environments, enhanced public spaces, and increased awareness of environmental sustainability.

Strategic Programs Launched

In 2025, Greenlife launched several strategic initiatives aimed at strengthening long-term capacity, knowledge transfer, and climate resilience:

Greenlife Empower+
A structured capacity-building program designed to enhance practical agricultural and environmental skills. Through this initiative, over 400 beneficiaries, including farmers, students, and young professionals, participated in training and technical learning activities.

ROOBDOON – Climate Information Platform
ROOBDOON was established to address gaps in access to localized and user-friendly climate information. The platform disseminates simplified rainfall forecasts, seasonal outlooks, and early warning information to support informed decision-making among farmers, pastoralists, students, and private sector actors.

Nabaad Nursery
Greenlife established Nabaad Nursery as a dedicated facility for the propagation of trees and plants, supporting landscaping operations, reforestation efforts, and climate-resilient greening initiatives.

GEEDTALK Podcast
GEEDTALK was launched as a public knowledge-sharing platform focusing on agriculture, environmental sustainability, and innovation. By the end of 2025, three episodes had been successfully aired, engaging practitioners, experts, and the wider public.

Training, Research & Technical Capacity Development

Throughout the year, Greenlife delivered targeted training programs for farmers and students in key thematic areas, including:

Agricultural research methods
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA)
Sustainable nursery management using cocopeat

These trainings were conducted in Mogadishu, Afgooye, Balcad, and Kismayo, contributing to strengthened local technical capacity and improved adoption of sustainable practices.

Cooperative Engagement & Community Partnerships

Strengthening farmer resilience through cooperative-driven agriculture.

Greenlife’s 2025 approach emphasized that sustainable agricultural transformation is achieved through strong partnerships and well-organized farmer cooperatives.

Key milestones included:

July: MoU signed with Somali Organic Fertilizer Solutions (SOFS) to expand access to SUUBAN organic fertilizer; partnership established with Shabelle Women Farmers & Livestock Cooperatives, a women-led initiative.
August: Installation of two modern greenhouses for Shabelle Women Cooperatives in Bakaroole Village, Warsheikh District, and signing of a national MoU with UQIB to advance cooperative development across Somalia.
October: Partnership with Sabley Farmers’ Cooperative in Bulla-Gudud, focusing on soil health, productivity, and rural market linkages.
November: Delivery of Climate-Smart Agriculture training for Halgan Cooperative in Yoontoy, Lower Juba (Jubbaland State), followed by a one-year MoU with the Cooperative Management Centre (CMC) and SOMRADI Training & Research Institute to strengthen cooperative governance and agronomic capacity across Mogadishu, Afgooye, and Balcad.

A pilot initiative under this partnership will launch in Hareerimadow Village (Balcad District), supporting agro-pastoralists through cooperative formation, fodder production, and climate-resilient agriculture, with a model designed for replication.

Partnerships & Institutional Collaboration

During 2025, Greenlife expanded its engagement with national, regional, and international partners, strengthening collaboration with development institutions, private sector actors, and regional initiatives. These partnerships supported innovation, capacity building, and the scaling of sustainable agricultural solutions.

Events, Expos & Representation

Greenlife actively participated in national, regional, and international forums during the year, enhancing visibility and strategic networking. Key events attended included:

Antalya Expo, Turkey
Mogadishu Environmental Summit
East Africa Youth in Agri-Food Systems Expo, Kenya

Participation in these platforms enabled knowledge exchange, partnership development, and regional positioning of Greenlife Agribusiness Ltd.

Looking Ahead

In 2026, Greenlife will scale digital agriculture services, expand climate information coverage, strengthen input-finance models, and deepen partnerships to drive inclusive, climate-resilient food systems.

This 2025 Impact Report reflects Greenlife Agribusiness Ltd’s commitment to transparency, sustainability, and inclusive agrifood system development in Somalia.