CAMEL addresses the present and anticipated future impacts of climate change on the livelihoods and food security of vulnerable smallholder farmers, agropastoral, and pastoral communities in climate change-affected woredas of the Somali region.
CAMEL provides an integrated package of climate-adaptive livelihood support, anticipatory action, and climate services for at-risk communities, particularly small-scale producers, other value chain actors, women, and young people.

The CAMEL program comprises two projects.

1. Strengthening the resilience of vulnerable groups in the context of the desert locust infestation in Harshin, Mulla, and Erer woredas of the Somali region, Ethiopia
2. Integrated Smallholder Farmers Resilience and Livelihood Support in Awbare, Harorays, and Tuliguled woredas of the Somali region, Ethiopia
   The Program’s major activities include enhancing agricultural and livestock productivity and production; post-harvest management support; market access and linkage; promotion of nutrient-dense food consumption; financial inclusion; and diversifying livelihoods through the adoption of agri-based livelihoods and off-farm income-generating activities.