Many Somalis in Baidoa say this drought is worse than the one in 2011, when famine was declared in parts of the country and more than 250,000 people died . A far lower death toll this time shows Somalia has been making progress against the odds - and the changing climate. ‘I have two children and I live with my husband, we have been here in this camp for three months. We had to come here when our savings finished and our goats died. My family have always been farmers,’ says Kaltun Aliyow Mumin, 28, at Dusta camp in Baidoa