The political instability in Somalia have resulted to the set back of developmental initiatives causing lack of effective governmental institutions leading to poor access to basic social  development services. In response to this, SIG  initiated and  introduced and founded by Somali professionals who live within and outside of the country to engage   and strengthening the capacity of the local community structures  governmental institutions through civic participation and good governance practices by also promoting human rights, humanitarian and development issues by enhancing community sustainable actions based on participatory approach by all levels of the community on their priorities for the future through SIG. The role of civil society organizations is becoming an increasingly important part of the development agenda. Located in the space between the community and the governments, to promote broader public participation, civil society organizations have been celebrated most often for their role in promoting and protecting democracy. Increasingly, however, their contribution to economic development and poverty reduction are also being acknowledged and supported.