Persistent Challenges of Climate Change in Somalia

Displaced families in Mogadishu face difficult decisions as a result of climate change, conflict, and poverty.

While Hunger Threatens Millions of Lives in Horn of Africa, Funding Falls Short

UN Pledging Event brings in only one-fifth of fundraising goal to support drought-affected communities in Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia.

Famine Declaration Unlikely in Somalia Over Next Three Months, But 6.5 Million People Face Life-Threatening Hunger

In Somalia, 6.5 million people are experiencing crisis levels of hunger, and 1.8 million children are expected to be acutely malnourished this year.  

As Hunger Rates Soar, New Forecast Warns Horn of Africa Faces Potential Sixth Failed Rainy Season

Below-normal rains between March and May could further stress limited food and water supplies as, across the Horn of Africa, an estimated 46 million people — more than the population of California — urgently need food assistance.

Year in Photos 2022

Find some of the photos that inspired Action Against Hunger's work in 2022 – the images that show why we cannot stop working to achieve a world free from hunger, for everyone, for good.

On World Toilet Day, Why Sanitation and Malnutrition Are So Interlinked

The Struggle for Survival in Somalia: Adan’s Story

1.8 Million Children in Somalia Face Acute Malnutrition, Worse Expected Before Year-End

More than half of Somalia's children need urgent treatment for malnutrition.

Large Parts of Somalia on the Brink of Famine

Action Against Hunger calls for urgent funding to save lives as 7.1 million people across Somalia face drought & severe food crisis.

Action Against Hunger Reports a 55% Spike in Dangerously Malnourished Children in Somalia