Madagascar residents gear up for impact of El Niño
The World Meteorological Organization has warned of a higher drought risk, it comes as Farmers have already noticed a drop in the quality of their crops as a result of little rain.
When it's time for us to start farming, it doesn't rain." Parts of southern Madagascar are already scarred by famine, and climate change threatens to exacerbate food insecurity Workers for the World Food Programme are doing what they can to provide assistance for those at risk.
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