TAHB Engineering and Consultants Conducts Construction Supervision for WFP Irrigation Projects in Somali Region

TAHB Engineering and Consultants, through the service contract agreement made with the World Food Programme (WFP), is currently undertaking construction supervision services for a series of small-scale irrigation systems and water capturing structures across the Somali Region. The project, aims to enhance water accessibility and strengthen community resilience through sustainable irrigation infrastructure.

The initiative covers the construction of eleven small-scale irrigation systems and six water-capturing structures comprising five ponds and one dike located in Gode and East Imey woredas. These interventions are designed to support local livelihoods by improving agricultural productivity and ensuring reliable water supply for livestock use.

Following the successful completion of the feasibility study and detailed design phases, TAHB Engineering and Consultants has now advanced into the construction supervision stage. The firm’s technical team is actively engaged on-site, ensuring that all works are executed in accordance with design specifications, quality standards, and environmental safeguards.

Recently, Mr.Tenahun Mekonnen, Founder and General Manager of TAHB Engineering and Consultants, visited the project sites to assess progress and engage with field teams. The visit underscored the company’s commitment to delivering high-quality engineering solutions that align with WFP’s mission of promoting food security and sustainable development in Ethiopia’s arid regions.

The ongoing supervision activities reflect TAHB’s dedication to professional excellence and effective collaboration with international partners.

Upon completion, these irrigation systems and water-capturing structures are expected to significantly contribute to improved water management, agricultural productivity and climate resilience in the Somali Region.