Drylands summer school explores pastoralist resilience to shocks and uncertainties
In February 2025, East Africa students examine and discuss local constructs of resilience in the drylands
Camels, climate, and capital – opportunities for pastoralists
Tahira Mohamed and Roba Jilo argue that camels can provide healthy and sustainable livelihoods in drylands.
Introducing Jameel Observatory student – Rosie Herrington
Rosie Herrington is a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh’s Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies and the Global Academy of Agriculture and Food Systems
Integrating humanitarian and development aid in the Horn of Africa
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
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 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
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
Accessible markets are critical to the livelihoods of dryland communities – images from a 2024 photovoice project
Inclusive value chains: Pastoralism, pathways to prosperity
Livestock value chains provide livelihoods of dryland communities – images from a 2024 photovoice project
Pastoralist leadership summit shapes dryland policy priorities for Kenya
The 4th PLS in December agreed game-changing actions for kenya’s pastoralist communities