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When the crisis is here, it's already too late.

Empowering local people in advance can stop the next crisis before it begins.

By UNDP Somalia

November 1^st, 2022

Footnotes Photos © UNDP Somalia/2022/Mark Naftalin; video © UNDP Somalia/2022/Igor Ryabchuk

© 2024 UNDP Somalia

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