A farmer prepares his land in Kushk-e-Kuhna District, Herat Province, where recurring drought has affected harvests and livelihoods. Photo: FSCWEO/Faradata-HeratIn a remote village in Afghanistan’s Herat Province, Siyah Moy wakes up each morning worried about how she will feed her children. Since her husband died five years ago, Siyah Moy has carried the responsibility of raising their two children alone in a village where drought, poverty and limited opportunities have left many families struggling to survive. During Ramadan, when many families gather for meals at sunset, Siyah Moy’s worries deepened. “It’s been so long since we last had meat, and honestly, I can’t even remember what it tastes like anymore,” she said.