The humanitarian crisis in Somalia, characterized by both natural and man-made factors, is one of the most complex and longstanding emergencies in the world. Due to decades of poverty, marginalization, armed violence, insecurity, political instability, natural hazards and lack of development, the humanitarian situation remains critical in the country.
Prolonged drought conditions have been devastating for Somali communities and continue to drive displacement, while ongoing conflict impacts protection and human rights, reduce resilience and hinder access to basic services. This condition necessitates urgent water trucking to vulnerable communities.
In response to this, Indian Ocean Community Development Organization (INOCDO) has delivered 7,920 liters of clean water to 2,547 vulnerable families in villages around Rage Elle District through emergency water trucking with support from Somali Diaspora.
