About the regular famine

[Aurelian]

Is there anything we can do to prevent that? Any smart ideas? Smart and effective charity and donation?

What cause that we the only ones who get in this situation?

 

[Nak-Muay-Kru]

Short of better irrigation, there's nothing you can do in these situations. This is exactly why I'm going down the Hydraulics and water resource engineering route wallahi. Charity and donations are temporary fixes

 

[Program]

A good short term solution is to kill camels

 

[zuu]

Is there anything we can do to prevent that? Any smart ideas? Smart and effective charity and donation?

What cause that we the only ones who get in this situation?

inshallah the situation gets better but those memes was right cameraman took his picture of a starving lady and just left

 

[Periplus]

We need to tackle climate change, it’s the elephant in the room.

However, that’s a big one. What we can do in the meantime is...

1. Kill off camels with targeted cullings or provide hunting licenses.

2. Invest in irrigation and reforesting techniques. Ask for grants from donor countries.

3. Ask the U.N. to set up a ready made drought fund if this is to become a regular occurrence. Therefore, the money can be distributed ASAP.

 

[Aurelian]

Why camels?
@Periplus @Program

 

[Hybrid()]

We need to tackle climate change, it’s the elephant in the room.

However, that’s a big one. What we can do in the meantime is...

1. Kill off camels with targeted cullings or provide hunting licenses.

2. Invest in irrigation and reforesting techniques. Ask for grants from donor countries.

3. Ask the U.N. to set up a ready made drought fund if this is to become a regular occurrence. Therefore, the money can be distributed ASAP.

Camels aren't wild animals with the exception of Australian camels

 

[Based]

We need to tackle climate change, it’s the elephant in the room.

However, that’s a big one. What we can do in the meantime is...

1. Kill off camels with targeted cullings or provide hunting licenses.

2. Invest in irrigation and reforesting techniques. Ask for grants from donor countries.

3. Ask the U.N. to set up a ready made drought fund if this is to become a regular occurrence. Therefore, the money can be distributed ASAP.

Why should we kill the camels? Are they preventing the rain or something

 

[Leeban]

We need to tackle climate change, it’s the elephant in the room.

However, that’s a big one. What we can do in the meantime is...

1. Kill off camels with targeted cullings or provide hunting licenses.

2. Invest in irrigation and reforesting techniques. Ask for grants from donor countries.

3. Ask the U.N. to set up a ready made drought fund if this is to become a regular occurrence. Therefore, the money can be distributed ASAP.

Camels are Somalia’s only resource asset and wealth

if I was a herder I’d sell my camels at this tow but kill them ? You’d be looked as a mad man

 

[Basra]

Is there anything we can do to prevent that? Any smart ideas? Smart and effective charity and donation?

What cause that we the only ones who get in this situation?

In Quran, Surah Yusuf clearly states Save food in a warehouse.


Faarmaajo has a job to do

 

[Periplus]

Camels are Somalia’s only resource asset and wealth

if I was a herder I’d sell my camels at this tow but kill them ? You’d be looked as a mad man

There’s too many and they eat the only vegetation available in many areas.

Obviously, the culled camels will be bought from the herders first.

Idk why you had to give a qashin, it’s common practice in other countries.

 

[Periplus]

Why should we kill the camels? Are they preventing the rain or something

They eat vegetation.

Each year, the government should buy a certain amount of camels and kill them.

We even get meat out of it.

 

[Periplus]

Camels aren't wild animals with the exception of Australian camels

Im not talking about wild camels.

Im talking about their eating vegetation and drinking up valuable water.

There’s more camels than people back home.

 

[Periplus]

Why camels?
@Periplus @Program

Check my responses above bro.

 

[Hybrid()]

Im not talking about wild camels.

Im talking about their eating vegetation and drinking up valuable water.

There’s more camels than people back home.

Each camel is worth $800. Killing your camels is like throwing away your money. btw camels evolved to live in harsh environments and tend to have high survival rates in periods of long lasting droughts. Goats on the other hand tend to have mediocre survival rate but livestocks that always fail to survive long droughts are cattles and sheeps. Somali nomads should be alerted to start selling off their cattles and sheeps before it's too late.

 

[Periplus]

Each camel is worth $800. Killing your camels is like throwing away your money. btw camels evolved to live in harsh environments and tend to have high survival rates in periods of long lasting droughts. Goats on the other hand tend to have mediocre survival rate but livestocks that always fail to survive long droughts are cattles and sheeps. Somali nomads should be alerted to start selling off their cattles and sheeps before it's too late.

I said the government should buy the camels off the farmers and kill them.

The meat and milk will also be useful.