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Following the most severe drought in over four decades, the Somali Peninsula is grappling with the plight of 4 million internally displaced people. With a population heavily dependent on farming and herding, the country is confronting dire hunger. Compounded by health issues such as high infant-mortality rates and limited access to clean water and sanitation, Somalia struggles with basic healthcare needs. Furthermore, decades of civil war have disrupted education and employment opportunities, exacerbating poverty, instability, and gender-based violence.
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