- Geografi ; natur og
klima ; demografi ;
historie ; krige ;
kultur ; kunst ; film
; musik ; politik ;
politiske partier ;
forsvar ; fredsbevægelser ; religion ; sociale
forhold ; uddannelse ; økonomi og
våbenhandel.
- Geography, nature and climate, demographics, history, wars,
culture, film, music, politics, defense, peace movements, religion,
social issues, education, economy and arms trade.
- Géographie, la nature, la démographie, histoire,
la culture, la politique, la défense, les mouvements
pacifistes, la religion, les questions sociales,
l'éducation, économie.
- Geografía, naturaleza, demografía, historia,
cultura, política, defensa, movimientos por la paz, la
religión, las cuestiones sociales, la educación, la
economía.
- Geographie, Natur, Demographie, Geschichte, Kultur, Politik,
Verteidigung, Friedensbewegungen, Religion, Soziales, Bildung,
Wirtschaft.
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- Geografi: Somalia er en tropisk
østafrikansk republik beliggende på Det afrikanske
horn og landet er aktuelt defineret, ifølge
ligningsmyndigheden Skatterådet, som et udviklingsland, med grænser til Djibouti,
Etiopien og Kenya og med
kystlinjer til Adenbugten og Det indiske ocean.
- Kultur:
- Massemedier og pressefrihed / Mass media and freedom of the
press:
- Tekst:
- Radio:
- TV
- Biblioteksvæsen /
Libraries. Bogvæsen /
Books:
- Tekst:
- Aviser / Newspapers / journaux /
Prensa / Tageszeitungen
- Tidsskrifter, periodica /
Journals, periodicals / Revues spécialisées,
périodiques / Revistas, publicaciones periódicas /
Zeitschriften, Periodika
- Litteratur:
- Kunst /
Art
- Kunstakademier
- Kunsthistorie
- Kunstmuseer
- Malere
- Film / Movies
/ cinéma / Cine / Filme:
- Filmhistorie:
- Filmcensur:
- Undervisning i film:
- Producentselskaber:
- Filmografier:
- Tekst:
- Teater:
- International organisering
- Somalia er medlem af Den arabiske liga, FN.
- Forsvar /
militær:
- Efterretningstjenester: Somali
National Security Agency, 1970-.
- Paramilitære styrker:
- Sociale bevægelser,
herunder miljøorganisationer:
- Religion:
Overvejende Islam, herunder Alliance
for the Re-liberation of Somalia 2007-., Islamic Courts Union.
- Sociale
forhold: UN General Assembly, Sixty-sixth session: Children and armed
conflict: Report of the Secretary-General. 2012. - 51 s.
- Uddannelse: Somali Fund for Education.
- Universiteter
- Økonomi: Den Internationale Bank
for Genopbygning og Udvikling, Verdensbanken /
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development: Country
at a Glance, 2011.
- http://go.worldbank.org/YB2ATM3HY0
- BNP - FN data, landbrug,
fiskeri, industri.
- Landbrug: FAO Country Profiles.
- Hungersnød 2018-2019
FAO, IFAD, UNICEF, WFP and WHO. 2018.
The State of Food Security and Nutrition
in the World 2018: Building climate resilience
for food security and nutrition. Rome, FAO.
- http://www.fao.org/3/I9553EN/i9553en.pdf
- Countries requiring external
assistance for food.
Crop Prospects and Food Situation No. 2 June 2016. / :
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
- Monitoring food security in countries with conflict situations
(Issue No.5):
A joint FAO/WFP update for the United Nations Security Council,
2019.
Spotlight on Afghanistan, Central African Republic, Democratic
Republic of the Congo, Lake Chad Basin, South Sudan, Somalia,
Syrian Arab Republic and Yemen.According to latest analyses from
late 2018 (mainly Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
[IPC]), around 56 million people need urgent food and livelihood
assistance in these countries.
Spotlight på Afghanistan, Den Centralafrikanske Republik, Den
Demokratiske Republik Congo, Chad-søen, Sydsudan, Somalia,
Syrien og Yemen. Ifølge de seneste analyser fra slutningen
af 2018 (primært integreret
fødevaresikkerhedsfaseklassifikation, IPC) har omkring 56
millioner mennesker brug for hurtig fødevarehjælp i
disse lande.
- Naturressourcer: Olie og
naturgas.
- Oil in Somalia: Adding Fuel to the Fire? / : Dominik
Balthasar.
- Mogadishu: The Heritage Institute for Policy Studies, 2014.
-
http://www.heritageinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/HIPS-Oil_in_Somalia-ENGLISH.pdf
'Somalia’s history of oil exploration dates back several
decades. During colonialism, Italian and British geologists were
the first to identify oil seeps. Starting in the early 1950s,
Italy-based Agip (now Eni) and US-based Sinclair Oil Corporation
began to study the petroleum geology of Somalia. This was followed
by another major phase of hydrocarbon exploration in the late
1980s, spearheaded by ConocoPhillips, Shell (Pectin), Eni, Amoco,
Total and Texaco (ibid.). Yet, with the overthrow of the Mohamed
Siyad Barre regime in 1991 and the ensuing civil war, these
companies – together with other actors such as BP and Chevron
–declared force majeure and put their operations on hold.
Ultimately, hopes for embarking on oil production in Somalia were
buried when the USled and UN-approved humanitarian intervention
‘Restore Hope’ in 1992/93 failed to bring political
stability to the country.'
- Erhverv, handel og industri:
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