At EcosLink
CONSULTING SUSTAINABILITY
Is Our Business.

Ecoslink is a dynamic research and consultancy firm established in 2016 based in the East and Horn of Africa region providing expertise in Climate change, Natural Resource Management (NRM), and Social and developmental issues. 

what we do

Climate Change

ECOSLINK supports clients identify the most pressing climate-related concerns, estimating short- and long-term planning scenarios, and building realistic, fair resilience plans.

Environment and Natural Resource Management

NRM involves the strategic protection, conservation and management of natural and environmental resources to sustain both renewable and non-renewable resources for present and future use.

Social and Developmental Issues

The East Africa region including Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia and Djibouti face a number of social and developmental challenges that undermine economic prosperity and achievement of sustainable development goals.

projects

ECOSLINK Team led the development of the groundbreaking Loss and Damage from Climate Change in the IGAD Region 2026 covering six IGAD Member States including Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan and Uganda. The report was financed by OXFAM International and FAO on behalf of IGAD.
ECOSLINK Consultancy was commissioned by CARE Somalia and UNEP to develop a Single Country Concept Note to the Adaptation Fund for the Somalia between October-December 2025 titled: Managing Droughts and Extreme Heat in Pastoral Communities in Somalia targeting Hirshabelle Region.
Through funding support from UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, ECOSLINK undertook Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) consultancy work for the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MOECC) Somalia between 2022 and 2024.The objective of the TNA assignment was to identify and prioritise, through country-driven participatory processes, technologies that can contribute to the adaptation and mitigation goals of the participant countries while meeting their national sustainable development goals and priorities.
ECOSLINK team was commissioned by UNEP and the Directorate of Environment and Climate Change (DECC), Federal Government of Somalia to undertake research titled: Updating the National Marine Ecosystem Diagnostic Analyses (MEDA) and Building Capacity. MEDA research aimed at providing relevant data for protection and sustainable management of Somalia’s coastal and marine resources.
ECOSLINK team was involved in the NDC Partnership’s Climate Action Enhancement Package (CAEP) research project aimed at revising the Federal Government of Somalia’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) process in line with the Paris Agreement of the UNFCCC. The study produced three reports, specifically NDC Financing Strategy, NDC Costing Report and Sustainable Development and Macro-Economic Benefits of Somalia’s NDC Report.