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In September, a county-level discussion examined the WCIS landscape and services for pastoralist communities.

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At the ‘Building the Resilience and Prosperity of Pastoralists and Dryland Communities’ dialogue we explored early action of local actors

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Our 6th face to face community of practice meeting with ICPALD, SPARC and other partners reviewed evidence for action

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Puff Mukwaya’s thesis assesses the effectiveness of drought anticipatory action in Uganda’s agro-pastoral drylands

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Observatory contributes to round table on responsible investment opportunities across Kenya’s drylands

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Samuel Derbyshire likens the spread of Prosopis – a shrub meant to end hunger – to visions of dryland progress…

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George Tsitati argues that indigenous and scientfici warning systems are equally important to pastoral communities

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Introduces highlights from our research, dialogues and capacity development in 2024 and 2025

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Introduces key insights emerging from our research – pastoralist naratives, anticipatory action, local knowledge

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Our fourth Pastoralism and Drylands Development Seminar featured Fred Ikanda and Samuel Derbyshire