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Pastoralism & Natural Resources (page 76)

ASC: Ignoring another Inconvenient truth? Managing Africa’s water crisis

By: MARCEL RUTTEN AND MOSES MWANGI. “Among the many things I learnt as a president was the centrality of water in the social, political and economic affairs of the country, the continent and the world.” (Nelson Mandela) Water is a basic need and an important catalyst for accelerating socio-economic development in semi-arid areas. Good management […]

Reducing vulnerability: pastoralism & climate change

This report from the Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) of the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) is one of six reports prepared for the ECHO-funded project on ‘Reducing the vulnerability of pastoral communities through policy and practice change in the Horn and East Africa’. The project aimed to raise awareness among planners and policymakers about the full […]

Kimmage DSC: Land Issues in Karamoja Pastoral Region of Uganda (16-18 June 2010)

by Ambroise Dbins Toolit Degazatted land for wildlife (Gov’t) in hectares: Amudat Community Wildlife Management Area 205,300 Central Karamoja (Napak) Controlled Hunting Area 22,451 Iriri Community Wildlife Management Area 104,600 Karenga Community Wildlife Management Area 95,600 North Karamoja Controlled Hunting Area 1,079,330 South Karamoja Controlled Hunting Area 789,970 Total land size 2,297,251 Ha Kidepo Valley […]

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CELEP is managed by an elected European Focal Point, currently at VSF-Belgium, an Eastern African Focal Point, currently at RECONCILE, Kenya, and a Core Group. The 2022-2023 Core Group is composed of the European members Agrecol Association (Germany), International Institute for Environment and Development (UK) and VSF-Belgium; the Eastern African partners DADO Uganda, Pastoralist Forum Ethiopia, PENHA Somali and RECONCILE Kenya; and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

Contact: Anthony Denayer | Av. des Arts 7-8 Kunstlaan, 1210 Brussels | a.denayer@vsf-belgium.org

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