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Lake Chad Basin · Latest · 5 September 2026

Lake Chad’s fishing communities live at the intersection of climate and conflict

Livelihoods around the basin depend on water, mobility, markets and security at the same time.

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Livelihoods around the basin depend on water, mobility, markets and security at the same time.

FAO work in the region connects food security with restored production and community resilience.

Policies succeed only when fishers, farmers and pastoralists can negotiate access safely.

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