manages for a local landowner.]]> congregated nearby in an impromptu IDP (internally displaced person) camp.]]> state of Minnesota has a large community running into the tens of thousands.]]> drought, says Sarman, who works for an international aid agency.]]> structure, which stores water drawn from a borehole 500m beneath.]]> transfer company created in 1970 by a Somali entrepreneur, and post a photo of the receipt on the group to prove that the money is there.]]> operation that is still proving slow in its response.]]> pastoral families who have congregated nearby in an impromptu IDP (internally displaced person) camp.]]> warning that 6.2 million Somalis are on the brink of famine, desperate for the support of an international relief operation that is still proving slow in its response.]]> organizations have been warning that 6.2 million Somalis are on the brink of famine, desperate for the support of an international relief operation that is still proving slow in its response.]]> devastating famine, Somalis at home and abroad are turning to one another for support.]]> organizing the care of the new arrivals, explains Alice Ennals, of the Development Fund, a Norwegian NGO (non-governmental organization) helping to support small-scale farmers.]]> traditional ways.]]> widening network are members of the Somali diaspora, who are spread all over the world.]]> scrolls through a group set up by members of his clan, showing how each member has pledged to donate money.]]>