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Wamba, Samburu East, Kenya. Mother and her son take care of some goats. © FAO/Luis Tato

A long period of drought causes accelerated soil erosion and, consequently desertification.  © FAO/ F. Paladini

Hit by severe drought. © FAO/Giulio Napolitano

Local farmers cultivating their crops. A series of droughts in central Tanzania has challenged the food security of rural farmers and reduced the availability of quality seeds and crop varieties, increasing the level of poverty in the region. © FAO/Simon Maina

Maize seedlings suffering the heat and drought that has struck the Tigray Region. © FAO/Giulio Napolitano.

Niger - A farmer woman with a her small herd of goats. © FAO/Issouf Sanogo

Women walk in a camp for internally displaced people in Uusgure village, Puntland, Somalia. Due to the current drought, they have lost almost all their livestock, camels and goats, on which they depend to survive. © FAO/Karel Prinsloo

Field of soft wheat laid flat because of wind and rain. © FAO/Olivier Thuillier

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