August 22, 2025Open Access

Youth Perceptions of Climate Change in Southern Somalia

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High youth awareness of climate change observed, yet misconceptions about human contributions persist in 73.3% of respondents.
Droughts and floods identified as the most significant climate impacts, complicating local adaptation efforts and policies.
Quantitative survey involved 536 youth aged 15–24, using stratified random sampling for diverse demographic representation.
Economic challenges for educated youth hinder engagement in climate initiatives; calls for targeted education and green job programs.

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Quantitative survey reveals youth awareness and misconceptions about climate change impacts in Southern Somalia, highlighting economic barriers.

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Quantitative survey reveals youth awareness and misconceptions about climate change impacts in Southern Somalia, highlighting economic barriers.