More than three-quarters of environmental migration in Somalia is driven by water deficiency for food and livestock production

Key Points

• Environmental migration is primarily driven by water deficiency, affecting both food and livestock production.
• Over 75% of migration cases in Somalia are linked to inadequate water resources, underscoring a massive issue.
• The analysis utilized climate data to unveil trends in water scarcity and its effects on rural populations.
• These findings suggest urgent responses to mitigate climate impacts and support affected communities.