As the climate changes, camels offer stability in the Horn of Africa
On World Camel Day, Tahira Mohamed explains why camels matter in pastoralist regions
Advancing early action for dryland resilience and prosperity in the Horn of Africa
OurApril writeshop synthesized emerging insights from our work around early action in drylands
Resilience in protracted crises: Navigating uncertainty in the drylands
Our ninth Pastoralism and Drylands Development seminar launches a special issue of the journal ‘Disasters’
Stewarding our rangelands: Jameel Observatory at GLF Africa
Last week in Nairobi, the Observatory team and partners contributed to several sessions around dryland resilience and anticipatory action
Drylands of tomorrow – Narratives and know-how from an abundant world
At last week’s GLF Africa event, we explored what an ‘abundance’ narrative provides for investors in drylands
Shaping Kenya’s Camel Centre of Excellence for sustainable impact
Last week’s GLFAfrica event revidewed plans for Kenya’s proposed ‘Camel Centre of Excellence’
How can we make anticipatory action work for pastoralists?
Today’s conversations challenged us to rethink how anticipatory action works for pastoralists in chronically vulnerable drylands
Rethinking resilience and investment in drylands
If resilience is truly about adaptation, then respecting mobility, indigenous knowledge and community-led governance must be central
Earth observation data informs African livestock feed policy options
Satellite-based approaches that map livestock feed supply and demand can guide sector policymaking
Resilient rangelands: Practical solutions for pastoralist futures
Resilient Rangelands is the focus of our May 2026 joint pavilion at the GLF Africa event on ‘Stewarding Our Rangelands’