Somalia’s exports are threatened by climate change and conflict: what 30 years of data tell us

By Mohamed Okash, Founding Director, Institute of Climate and Environment, Simad University
Abdikafi Hassan Abdi, Head of Research, Institute of Climate and Environment, Simad University

In the sun-scorched lands of Somalia, farmers and livestock keepers have grown accustomed to the extremes of climate. In 2022, for example, the country suffered the longest drought in 40 years. This affected nearly half the national population of 18 million people. The following year, heavy and widespread flooding devastated…

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