CELEP

Coalition of European lobbies for Eastern African pastoralism

FDRE Pastoral Development Policy and Strategy

POLICY ISSUES / SECTORAL STRATEGIES / IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITIES

Policy Issue 4: Ensuring sustainability and reliability of the development and progress of pastoralists by treating critical cross-sectoral issues; economic, social, capacity building, and good governance (p.75)

4.1 Prevent and solve conflicts and disputes sustainably based on indigenous knowledge and customary practices (p.75)

a. Establish a system that enables pastoralists to solve disagreements peacefully and on their own on the basis of pastoral woreda customary rangeland management; and by strengthening customary dispute settlement mechanisms and community peace organizational structures and procedures (p.77)

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b. Expand peace education in pastoral areas to create a society that deplores conflict; build a culture of peace; and encourage dispute settlement only through the constitutional framework and the law (p.77) »

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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).