Lifeline and Green Somali University Host One-Day Workshop on Climate, Agriculture and Community Resilience
29 November 2025 – Baidoa, Somalia On 29 November 2025, Lifeline working together with Green Somali University—successfully conducted a one-day workshop in Baidoa focused on raising awareness about climate change, the ongoing drought challenges in Somalia, and the vital role of agriculture in building community resilience and self-reliance. Supported by IBS Bank, the event brought […]
Drought and Displacement: How Climate Change is Shaping Somalia’s Humanitarian Crisis
In recent years, Somalia has seen the devastating nexus of climate change, collapsing livelihoods and mass human movement. Repeated droughts, erratic rainfall and escalating water stress are not just environmental issues they are central to the country’s humanitarian crisis, driving food insecurity and displacement while stretching humanitarian systems to the limit. Scope of the Humanitarian […]
Transforming Humanitarian Assistance into Sustainable Solutions in Somalia
For many years, Somalia has relied heavily on humanitarian aid to address urgent crises, including droughts, floods, conflict, malnutrition, and displacement. While lifesaving support remains essential, there is growing recognition that the future lies in transforming aid into sustainable solutions—building systems and capacities so communities can better withstand shocks rather than simply respond to them. […]
Somalia: Humanitarian crisis projected to worsen with 4 million people at risk of hunger, Federal Government and UN warn
25/09/2025 Mogadishu: The Federal Government of Somalia and United Nations agencies today warned that hunger is likely to worsen in coming months. At least 4.4 million Somalis projected to face acute food insecurity through the end of 2025, up from 3.4 million people currently facing hunger. Additionally, 1.85 million children are likely to suffer from acute malnutrition. The hunger […]
