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In Riyadh we discussed pathways to pastoralist prosperity, resilience and food security

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Tahira Mohamed and George Tsitati reflect on anticipatory action as a disaster risk management approach

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Three new projects will carry out short-term ‘actionable’ research on food security early action in pastoral areas of East Africa

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Apply to join our projects through the Edinburgh University Doctoral Training Partnership

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Field research for our impact collaboration on demand-responsive early warning systems starts in in Ethiopia and Kenya

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Project recommends effective, locally relevant early warning systems and anticipatory action strategies.

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Rahma Hassan and Sam Derbyshire explore when and how anticipatory actions can best meet the needs of pastoralist communities

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Nathan Jensen presented research on the long term impacts of drought insurance on pastoral households in Kenya and Ethiopia

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Framework released to guide joint capacity development for dryland food security early warning/early action

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In October 2024, the Observatory co-sponsored the first Eastern Africa Dialogue Platform on Anticipatory Action