Tag: GFFO
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Machine learning forecasts of child malnutrition integrated into Kenya early warning system
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The work of our University of California project partners is highlighted at the 2026 One Health Summit in France
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Moving research into practice – John Mutua takes up regional climate information role
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John Mutua transitions to new role as regional co-production champion at WISER Africa CLICK project
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Roles of livestock in the nutrition of refugees and internally displaced people
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Rosie Herrington and colleagues review what the evidence says on livestock and nutritional status of refugees
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Resilience from below: Rethinking development in northern Kenya’s Drylands
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Tahira Mohamed and colleagues argue for a new ‘resilience from below’ approach to building resilience in the drylands
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Addressing vulnerability narratives that drive pastoral development
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Speaking at a GASL webinar, Samuel Derbyshire synthesized key messages from research on the drylands of tomorrow
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Thesis: Quantifying livestock diets in Tropical regions: Insights from Kenya
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John Mutua’s PhD thesis uses Earth observation data to estimate livestock diet composition and quality
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Resilience in protracted crises: Navigating uncertainty in the drylands
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A special issue of Disasters explores causes and effective responses to protracted crises across Africa
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Social protection and collective solidarity for climate change adaptation
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Tahira Mohamed explores disconnects between formal social protection systems and locally-led networks
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Dryland early warning systems – Ethiopia and Kenya case reports
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Country perspectives from our impact collaboration on early warning systems and dryland communities
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Next generation earth observation for drought risk management
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Our research accelerator project sets out earth observation options for anticipatory drought risk management systems
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Supporting pastoralist resilience through real-time monitoring of drought
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DIRISHA project final report shows potential of crowdsourced data for drought early warning
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Adaptable livelihoods and the persistence of pastoralism in northern Kenya
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Despite the challenges of variable rainfall, drought, and unequal access to resources, pastoralism persists and thrives.
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