A public–private partnership called Enter Energy Somalia aims to provide clean electricity access and support livelihood recovery. The partnership is implemented by Mercy Corps and funded by the UK government. It has supported micro and small enterprises, mostly led by women, with equipment, training, and financing.

The programme has two phases, with the first phase focusing on extending electricity distribution and the second phase on consolidation and demand stimulation. Further details on the outcomes and progress of the Enter Energy Somalia programme are available in the Rapid Stock-take Assessment Report, which provides more information on the partnership's activities and achievements.