Pastoralist Concern

Pastoralist Concern is a non-profit organization that operates as a federal grant sub-recipient, delivering community health, nutrition, and hygiene promotion services in conflict-affected and disaster-prone regions. The vendor holds no prime contracts or grant awards; all three recent awards arrive as sub-recipient positions under federal grants funded by the US Agency for International Development.

Pastoralist Concern's recent federal footprint is narrow and nascent. The vendor has received two sub-awards from Family Health International (November 2025 and July 2024) supporting community health nutrition and hygiene promotion activities for populations affected by conflict, drought, flooding, and disease outbreaks in the Afdher and Liban zones of Somalia's Somali region. A third sub-award, dated January 2024, places Pastoralist Concern as a lead community partner under an Engenderhealth, Inc. prime for health literacy, demand creation, community engagement, and social accountability work—also under USAID funding. Combined obligated dollars across all three sub-awards total $849 thousand, with activity spanning 2024 and 2025 at a rate of two awards in 2024 and one in 2025. Both USAID and USAID Ethiopia appear as funding agencies, each representing at least one sub-award. As a non-profit sub-recipient operating exclusively in international humanitarian and health programming, Pastoralist Concern does not compete for domestic federal contracts or sit on civilian agency vehicles; its federal footprint reflects USAID's humanitarian grant ecosystem rather than the procurement market.