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Woman feeding livestock (UNOCHA/Damilola Onafuwa)

Drought conditions in Ethiopia (UNOCHA/Mulugeta Ayene)

Some localities in Tanganyika Province are difficult to access by road, resulting in isolation. To survive, the population (mainly women) generally relies on agriculture. Here, a project funded by the Humanitarian Fund in the DRC promotes community resilience. Credit: UNOCHA/Alioune Ndiaye

A woman in Bangladesh tending to her crops (Source: UNOCHA/Anthony Burke)

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Drought conditions in Ethiopia (UNOCHA/Mulugeta Ayene)

Woman feeding livestock (UNOCHA/Damilola Onafuwa)

Some localities in Tanganyika Province are difficult to access by road, resulting in isolation. To survive, the population (mainly women) generally relies on agriculture. Here, a project funded by the Humanitarian Fund in the DRC promotes community resilience. Credit: UNOCHA/Alioune Ndiaye

Members of the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) and Kenya Meteorological Department fabricate and assemble 3D-printed weather stations during a workshop in June 2023. (Source: FEWS NET)

A woman in Bangladesh tending to her crops (Source: UNOCHA/Anthony Burke)

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