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September 30, 2024 Today on New Security Beat Long Term Climate Resilience: A Pathway to Stabilize Somalia By Ananya Balakrishnan & Cesare M. Scartozzi In Somalia, climate change, displacement, poverty, and conflict are connecting in ways that create fertile ground for exploitation by insurgent groups like al-Shabaab. Integrating climate adaptation and mitigation into stabilization and peacebuilding initiatives could help Somalia's government address climate and conflict vulnerabilities, fostering long-term resilience and reducing communities' reliance on extremist groups.

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