Somalia

Only 28% of the rural population in Somalia has access to basic water services, resulting in water and livelihoods insecurity and high vulnerability to climate variability and recurrent droughts. Existing literature and practitioner experience indicates

In the recent years, Somalia witnessed a heightened frequency of droughts and conflicts. This article explores the experiences of Somalis during the 2011 and 2016 crises, examining the link between vulnerability and resilience, and the role played by

The development of the National Disaster Risk Management Policy is a major step towards ensuring that disaster risk management is a collective responsibility and is integrated in the development planning by all sectors in the country.

Beledweyne, the largest city of Hishabelle State of Somalia, has constantly suffered from devastating floods. Over the past decade, floods have increased in magnitude and recurrence, reaching alarming levels by 2019, where 68% of the city was flooded

This study assessed the cost savings that could result from an earlier and more proactive response to drought in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia. The study finds that donors could save 30% on humanitarian aid spending through an earlier and more proactive

The Government of Somalia recognizes that climate change must be mainstreamed into policies and sectoral activities to achieve sustainable growth.

The Guidelines on Mangrove Ecosystem Restoration for the Western Indian Ocean region targets communities, civil society, national agencies, and practitioners involved in mangrove conservation activities. The Guidelines provides background information on

Emergencies, in spite of their tragic nature and adverse effects on mental health, are unparalleled opportunities to build better mental health systems for all people in need. This Wolrd Health Organization (WHO) publication shows how this was done in 10