Mogadishu (SONNA): Mogadishu hosted the launch of Somalia’s National Climate and Development Report, jointly organized by the Federal Government of Somalia and the World Bank.
The event brought together various institutions working on environmental protection and development to discuss the growing impact of climate change on Somalia. Discussions highlighted how recurring droughts and floods have significantly affected communities, the economy, and agricultural production.
The report underscored the need for sustainable strategies to strengthen communities’ capacity to adapt to changing climate conditions. It also emphasized that cooperation between the government, international partners, and local communities is crucial in mitigating the impacts of climate change.
The launch reflects ongoing efforts to align Somalia’s development plans with environmental protection and economic growth, enabling the country to overcome climate-related challenges and achieve sustainable development.
State Minister for Environment and Climate Change of the Federal Government of Somalia, Ahmed Omar Mohamed, said the initiative could help Somalia secure international funding and support for projects related to environmental protection, clean energy, and economic development.
