AI combats hunger in Somalia saving 48000
It relies on artificial intelligence tools to identify the most affected regions in Somalia and direct aid accordingly. The UN World Food Programme uses AI to analyze data on rainfall, floods, market prices, conflicts, and nutrition indicators to forecast areas at risk of famine, enabling proactive assistance. Specifically, AI helped target aid in Borhaca, 180 km northwest of Mogadishu, providing food support to 48,000 people and nutritional aid to 3,000 women and children, in a context where six million people are facing severe food insecurity due to recurring droughts and climate-related floods.
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