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Agriculture sustains most of rural livelihood in the Gambia. Yet, smallholder farmers continuously suffer climate variability, declining soil fertility,

Many people earn their living through small-scale farming, trading, and informal work. Youth unemployment is high, many women run businesses

The Gambia is one of Africa's smallest and most climate-vulnerable countries. Rising temperatures, erratic rains, coastal erosion, saltwater

Many rural households still rely on unprotected wells or distant boreholes, and open defecation and poor handwashing persist in some communities.

The Gambia has a very young population, and many young people struggle to find decent work. Limited opportunities push some toward the "backway,

Migration is deeply woven into Gambian life. Remittances from Gambians abroad make up a large share of national income, supporting families