Broadcaster Lynsey Dolan travelled to Somaliland in the Horn of Africa with aid agency Concern to see how climate change is affecting people’s lives.
She has visited communities where the lack of water is becoming a serious problem in this semi-arid region.
Lynsey Dolan spoke with a 71-year-old villager, who has spent 12 hours a day walking and hauling water on donkeys’ backs, to bring home to her family.
This report is part of a series supported by the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland in conjunction with Concern Worldwide.
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