How Somalia, one of the world’s most fragile states, is working for a more resilient, low-carbon future

[Deeq A.]

In February last year, Somalia was in the midst of a declared national emergency. Swarms of locusts, fed on rains driven by climate change, were steadily eating their way through swathes of crops and grasslands, consuming jobs and food supplies in the process. As a result, the already-fragile country was facing yet another devastating famine.

Source: Hiiraan Online