In a country long shaped by fragmentation—of governance, of geography, of crisis—Somalia has done something quietly profound: it has counted itself. The launch of a Master Health Facility List, cataloging 1,455 health sites in a single national registry, represents not merely an administrative achievement but an act of collective self-knowledge, the kind that precedes any serious effort to heal. Where data once scattered across ministries, humanitarian agencies, and development partners, there is now a shared map—and with it, the possibility of a more coordinated response to a health system un