The Somali community is largely dependent on agriculture, livestock and income from remittances. The food security situation has been deteriorating in many rural areas to recurrent droughts. Recurring and drastic climate changes and armed conflict in Somalia have led to the displacement of large populations and disruption of agricultural production as many farmers have been forced off their farms. This will ultimately result in low food production, escalating food prices and dropping of livestock prices resulting in rural unemployment. All these will have direct and indirect consequences for the households in the form of losing their livelihoods and being displaced.