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Somalia Famine - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Somalia has been ranked the second most vulnarable country to least being equipted to adapt to climate change.
      - Droughts have cause food insecurity to increase which is unsustaibale for the population most are dependant on agricultural products such as maiz and sorghum
- - - - 58.34 years as of 2023
    - - 40.888 years per 1000 as of 2023
    - - 62.794 per 1000 as of 2023
        
        Child Mortality rate is higher due to the high increase of malnutrition due to famine and droughts in which children are lacking nutrients.
- - - - Employment secotors: 70% employed around argrucutlture and 40% with livestock.
      - 1% of the GDP is from fishing, 60% from agriculture, 80% of employment and 90% of its exports.
    - - The growth of Somalia's gdp grew from 3.0% from 2020 to 3.6% in 2023 from private consumption and recovery of livestock exports
      - An average of 6 million were affected by droughts or floods from 2019 -2021 which is slowing doen the GDP increasing poverty and income inequality.
    - - the area with most unemployment is Baidoa city and the capital of bay reigion in the southwest state of somalia. The common reason for the unemployment rate in these areas are: corruption, tribalism, lack of skills, ineadequate education and poor economy. This is common around the youth.