Somalia is highly vulnerable to climate change, with increasing droughts, floods, and erratic rainfall threatening livelihoods and food security. Focusing on climate change adaptation and mitigation, climate-smart agriculture, renewable energy solutions, and water security is essential to building resilience. Climate-smart agriculture helps farmers adapt to changing conditions while boosting productivity, and renewable energy—such as solar and wind power—reduces reliance on costly and polluting fuels. Ensuring water security through sustainable management and drought-resilient systems is critical for communities and livestock survival. By investing in these solutions, Somalia can reduce climate risks, enhance food and energy security, and promote sustainable development for future generations.