El Niño's effects are being felt across multiple sectors. In agriculture, reduced rainfall in regions like northern Ethiopia and South Asia is exacerbating food insecurity, while excessive rainfall in other areas increases risks of flooding, landslides, and crop damage. Fisheries are also under threat, with marine heatwaves and coral bleaching impacting fish stocks and livelihoods. The Pacific's heightened cyclone activity poses risks to coastal communities and infrastructure. Additionally, rising global temperatures, amplified by El Niño, are stressing ecosystems and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, further endangering food security and economic stability.