A World Bank Group report shows that investments focused on climate resilience can help Somalia grow its economy.
The report suggests that cost-effective development projects are needed.
These include putting money into climate-smart agriculture and building cities that can withstand climate changes.
Better disaster risk management and stronger government institutions are also highlighted as important areas for investment.
These steps could reduce Somalia's expected economic losses by half, according to the report.
More stable and productive jobs for the people of Somalia could also result from these changes.
The findings come from a new report by the World Bank Group.