Abdi Ahmed Farah, 70, has watched most of his hundreds of goats perish. For three years, steady rain has eluded his part of Somalia – a reality he never imagined possible.
Now, burdened by debt from buying water, his reservoir is almost empty. His family subsists on a single daily meal of rice with sugar and oil, while his youngest child, born just three weeks ago, receives only occasional drops of breast milk from his wife.
