Somalia by Ty Faruki

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Somalia

Copyright Ty Faruki 2024

Updated Oct 2020

Topics Anthropogenic climate change, Climate Change, Documentary, Drought, East Africa, Photography, Somalia, War, Water, Water stress

Somalia: More than 360,000 people are affected by regular (almost yearly) drought caused by anthropogenic climate change creating famine and disease as a consequence. Little aid is delivered and agencies on the ground begin to struggle without necessary media coverage to spotlight problems of the displaced. 24 million people are faced with food insecurity. Recovering from civil war, plagued by terrorism and regular droughts, year on year Somalia contends with more than one problem.

Increasing extreme weather patterns are diluting the availability of fertile soil causing widespread food shortages and an undetermined future. These photographs were taken as part of a NGO project.

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