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Somalia cannot outbreak-respond its way out of a climate crisis: Building health sovereignty througone health.
Somalia faces recurrent climate shocks that intensify food insecurity, displacement, service disruption, and infectious-disease risk. Although outbreak response remains essential, repeated emergency action cannot address the structural conditions that sustain vulnerability. This commentary argues fo
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