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Q&A: Is the humanitarian sector too risk-averse in Somalia?

Published on: Wednesday 03 July 2019

HARGEISA, Somaliland — Accessing populations is a major challenge for the humanitarian sector in parts of Somalia. Widespread insecurity threatens the safety of aid workers, and can limit the ability ...

News source: https://www.devex.com/news/q-a-is-the-humanitarian-sector-too-risk-averse-in-somalia-95218

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Q&A: Is the humanitarian sector too risk-averse in Somalia?