Hundreds of farmers in Libya have been rendered vulnerable to climate variability due to the ongoing conflicts, according to a statement released by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
The conflict in Libya has left the country extremely vulnerable to climate variability and is likely to increase the impacts on agricultural production and therefore livelihoods, food and economic security of thousands.
The conflict in Libya has left the country extremely vulnerable to climate variability and is likely to increase the impacts on agricultural production and therefore livelihoods, food and economic security of thousands.