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Integrating humanitarian and development aid in the Horn of Africa

Integrating humanitarian and development aid in the Horn of Africa

by Jameel Observatory | Jan 27, 2025 | Archive, Coordination, Drought, Early Action, Eastern Africa, Horn of Africa, ILRI, Kenya, Research, Resilience, SPARC | Guyo Malicha Roba, Samuel Derbyshire, Tahira Mohamed, Todd Crane

Integrating humanitarian and development aid through the lens of drought management in the Horn of Africa.

Early warning systems save lives but more funding is critical

Early warning systems save lives but more funding is critical

by Jameel Observatory | Jan 21, 2025 | Archive, Drylands, Early Action, Early Warning, Eastern Africa, Financing, Horn of Africa, ILRI, Kenya, Opinion, Pastoralism, Resilience | Guyo Malicha Roba, oped

As floods, droughts and extreme weather increase, Guyo Roba argues that early warning systems must be a priority

Productive livestock: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity

Productive livestock: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity

by Jameel Observatory | Dec 18, 2024 | Archive, Drylands, ILRI, Kenya, Livestock, Pastoralism | photovoice

productive of camels and other livestock is critical to the livelihoods of dryland communities – images from a 2024 photovoice project

Healthy animals: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity

Healthy animals: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity

by Jameel Observatory | Dec 18, 2024 | Archive, Drylands, ILRI, Kenya, Livestock, Pastoralism | photovoice

The health of camels and other livestock is critical to the livelihoods of dryland communities – images from a 2024 photovoice project

Secure markets: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity

Secure markets: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity

by Jameel Observatory | Dec 18, 2024 | Archive, Drylands, ILRI, Kenya, Pastoralism | photovoice

Accessible markets are critical to the livelihoods of dryland communities – images from a 2024 photovoice project

Inclusive value chains: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity

Inclusive value chains: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity

by Jameel Observatory | Dec 18, 2024 | Archive, Drylands, ILRI, Kenya, Pastoralism | photovoice

Livestock value chains provide livelihoods of dryland communities – images from a 2024 photovoice project

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