Resources Tagged: Pastoralist

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  1. Population and Food Security Challenges in Ngorongoro District

    Ngorongoro District, part of the Serengeti Ecosystem witnessed a human population growth from approximately 25,000 in the early sixties to 200,000 people in 2016, predominantly pastoralist Maasai. Pastoralism as we know it today can be combined with photo tourism and game hunting activities for...
    ECHO Resources Pastoralist Food Security Population Pastoralism Maasai Serengeti Economic Alternatives East Africa

  2. RURAL SOLUTIONS - Pastoral Units in Senegal

    Rural Solutions is a video series that highlights solutions to specific challenges that are common in rural areas of developing countries. As natural resources become more scarce, herders who migrate seasonally have to travel long distances to find water and grazing land. Here is a solution to...
    Pastoralist West Africa

  3. Biblical Perspective of Working Among Pastoralists

    2014-03-20
    Pastoralist East Africa

  4. Horn of Africa Pastoralist Livelihoods Project

    2014-03-20
    Pastoralist East Africa

  5. Pastoralist Managed Natural Regeneration

    2017-02-09 This session will demonstrate Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) as a low-cost, sustainable land-restoration technique used to combat poverty and hunger amongst poor subsistence farmers in developing countries by increasing food, fodder and livelihood production, while enhancing...
    Subsistence Farming Sustainability Dryland Farming Natural Regeneration Soil Land Restoration Farmer Climate Pastoralist East Africa

  6. Population and Food Security Challenges in Ngorongoro District

    2017-02-08 Ngorongoro District, part of the Serengeti Ecosystem witnessed a human population growth from approximately 25,000 in the early sixties to 200,000 people in 2016, predominantly pastoralist Maasai. Pastoralism as we know it today can be combined with photo tourism and game hunting activities for...
    ECHO Resources Food Security Population Pastoralism Economic Alternatives Pastoralist Maasai Serengeti East Africa

  7. From Our Regional Impact Centers

    2013-07-20 ECHO Asia --The latest issue of Asia Notes (Issue 17, May 2013) contains the following articles: Sustainable Decentralized Water Treatment for Rural Developing Communities Using Locally Generated Biochar Adsorbents (by Josh Kearns, MS) An Introduction to Bokashi Fertilizers and Soil Amendments...
    Pastoralist Water Treatment Biochar Bokashi Conservation Agric...

  8. Famine in the Horn of Africa

    2011-10-20 The current drought and famine in the Horn of Africa are deeply distressing. The severe drought of the past year has put an estimated 12 million or more people in danger of starvation.
    Pastoralist Famine Smallholder Resilience Conservation Agric... FMNR Indigenous Food Pl...

  9. Moving Herds, Moving Markets: Making Markets Work for African Pastoralists

    2013-01-20 Drawing on 15 cases from nine countries this books offers some solutions to the huge challenges pastoralists encounter in trying to sell what they produce. With liberal use of tables, diagrams and illustrations, it documents impacts, good practices and lessons in the marketing of pastoralist...
    East Africa West Africa Herders Economic Development Pastoral Systems Pastoralist East Africa West Africa

  10. Managing Conflicts using GALS Approach. Case Study Of Pastoralists community of Sokodu Kaabong District, Karamoja Region

    2016-03-01 Session: The session will describe misconceptions about pastoralists and their capacity to survive in harsh climates. Pastoralists need not be victims of development initiatives. Biographical data: Loupa Pius was born in a pastoralist s community and recalls times rehabilitating from previous...
    Pastoralist East Africa