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Empowering Women on the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis in Somalia

The world’s poorest will bear the worst consequences of the climate crisis. Redirecting international resources to address entrenched inequalities provides a way out.

UNSOS deputy chief of service delivery, said that the floods hit Sectors 3, 4 and 5 of Atmis, affecting 1.17 million and displacing 334,800 people, as of last week.

Saciidos Journey: United Nations Population Fund (UNFPAs) Commitment to Maternal Health Amid Floods

Fertile soils are key to meeting the world's exploding demand for food. With Africa set to become the most populous continent by the end of the century, repairing its eroded soils is ever urgent, says…

RCRF Support of Strengthening Government Institutions: The establishment of the Somalia National Secondary School Certification Office represents a

In early January 2017, journalist Shukri Aden Hussein received an anonymous call, conveying an order. “Leave the government station,” the caller told her. “It’s not a shame to be a journalist but go and work for the other local stations in the town,” the caller added. Hussein, 27, said she knew who called her. “The…

Torrential rains in Somalia have left more than a million people displaced, struggling to survive in camps where persons with special needs face cholera and other diseases

“The climate crisis is without doubt a humanitarian crisis […] it is hitting the most vulnerable people first, worst and longest – people, communities an

Following the Second World War, acclaimed actor Audrey Hepburn survived on aid supplies from the United Nations during her own childhood in Europe, and as a Goodwill Ambassador for the UN Childrens Fund (UNICEF), she travelled to virtually every region of the world.