Pastoralism & Natural Resources (page 9)
Water & rangeland in Karamoja: indigenous & introduced management systems
The agropastoralists in Karamoja, Uganda, have experienced various water and rangeland development projects over the years. The review “Water and rangeland in Karamoja: trends, preferences, and status of indigenous and introduced resources and systems”(2023, 63pp), by Anthony Eguru et al. from the Karamoja Resilience Support Unit (KRSU) and the Feinstein International Center at Tufts University, […]
Land use for pastoralism & renewable energy in Kenya
At the Tropentag conference “’Competing pathways for equitable food systems transformation: trade-offs and synergies” in Berlin on 20–22 September 2023, Ann Waters-Bayer from the CELEP member organisation Agrecol Association for AgriCulture & Ecology presented a paper, co-authored with Hussein Wario, on “Climate justice in transforming land-use systems for food and renewable energy”. This was in […]
Participatory rangeland management for women’s empowerment in Ethiopia
Participatory rangeland management (PRM) was piloted by NGOs in Ethiopia from 2010 onwards in a bid to improve the security of tenure and good governance of rangelands, to allow more inclusive participation of pastoralists in land-related decisions and to improve rangeland productivity. As part of the participatory process, it also sought women’s empowerment. The article […]
Tanzanian Government cancels MEP visit to Maasai in Tanzania
5 Sept 2023: Only 24 hours before three Members of European Parliament (MEPs) were scheduled to fly to Tanzania to look into allegations of human rights violations against Maasai pastoralist communities in Ngorongoro in northern Tanzania, the Government cancelled the visit. See the MEPs’ press release in English and French. The same happened in December […]
Newsletters of Maasai International Solidarity Alliance (MISA)
The Maasai International Solidarity Alliance (MISA) – of which CELEP is a member – issues a newsletter to provide updates on what is happening to Maasai communities in the Ngorongoro and Loliondo areas and in other parts of northern Tanzania. These are areas from which the Maasai have been or are being ousted by the […]