DDR section -
provides strategic policy advice and technical support to the FGS in development and implementation of an inclusive, human rights-compliant strategy to manage engagements with ex-combatants from non-state armed actors, such as Al-Shabaab, in collaboration with the Ministry of Internal Security (MoIS) and National Intelligence Security Agency (NISA).
supports FGS/FMSs in the establishment of a clear legal framework that defines eligibility for rehabilitation and reintegration, facilitating a well-coordinated and holistic approach, and creating a conducive environment for disengagement from non-state armed groups, and supports the National Defectors Rehabilitation Programme (DRP).
supports FGS in Transitional Weapons and Ammunition Management (TWAM) in the context of DDR in Somalia, including addressing the proliferation, diversion, and misuse of small arms and light weapons (SALW).
supports the transition of strategic policy advice on disengagement of combatants, disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration to the UNCT/FGS aligned with UNSCR 2753.
In the implementation of its activities, DDR section works closely with the Office of the Prime Minister/Tubsan National Centre for P/CVE, MoIS, NISA, and the Office of the National Security (ONS).