Outputs

We produce diverse outputs from our research, convening and capacity development activities.  Here we list our main knowledge products. We also produce short films and video, news items on this website and various posters and presentations – through the ERA and CGSpace repositories.

Books and book chapters

Derbyshire, S.F., Mohamed, T.S., and Hassan, R. 2026. Pastoral prosperities: Rethinking African drylands. London: UCL Press.
Jensen, Nathaniel D. et al. 2024. Escaping Poverty Traps and Unlocking Prosperity in the Face of Climate Risk: Lessons from Index-Based Livestock Insurance. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Derbyshire, S.F. and Hassan, R. 2026. Pastoral prosperity in crisis. IN: Derbyshire, S.F., Mohamed, T.S., and Hassan, R. 2026. Pastoral prosperities: Rethinking African drylands. London: UCL Press.
Derbyshire, S.F., Mohamed, T.S., and Hassan, R. 2026. Introduction: Pastoral prosperities. IN: Derbyshire, S.F., Mohamed, T.S., and Hassan, R. 2026. Pastoral prosperities: Rethinking African drylands. London: UCL Press.
Maru, N., Ferrari, S., Ahearn, A. and Mohamed, T.S. 2026. Pathways and possibilities for pastoralist youth. IN: Moritz, M. et al. 2026. Routledge Handbook of Pastoralism. London: Routledge.
Mohamed, T.S. 2026. Resilient livelihoods: Social protection and collective solidarity for climate change adaptation in East Africa’s drylands. IN: Jain, J. and Kariuki, R. (eds). 2026. Climate change is a human problem: Finding the missing voices of climate resilience. Nairobi: Busara Center for Behavioral Economics: 66-69.
Scoones, I., Mohamed, T.S., and Taye, M. 2026. The politics of anticipation in East Africa’s rangelands. IN: Müller-Mahn, D. and Bollig, M. African futures in the making. Abingdon, UK: James Currey: 272-295.
Wangari-Muneri, E. and Mohamed, T.S. 2026. Pastoralist women’s pathways to prosperity: Collective solidarity, commoning and moral economy practices in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands.IN: Derbyshire, S.F., Mohamed, T.S., and Hassan, R. 2026. Pastoral prosperities: Rethinking African drylands. London: UCL Press.

Reports

Policy and research briefs

Journal articles

Briefs

Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action. 2024. De-risking, financial security and safety nets for more resilient and food-secure communities in the Horn of Africa. Discussion Brief 6. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh

Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action. 2024. Livestock as pathways to food secure and resilient ecosystems in the Horn of Africa. Discussion Brief 5. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh

Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action. 2023. Integrating community knowledge to advance early warning and anticipatory action in drylands of the Horn of Africa. Discussion Brief 4. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh

Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action. 2023. Data-driven early warning, prediction and analysis for well-coordinated and directed food security action in East Africa’s drylands. Discussion Brief 3. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh

Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action. 2023. Enablers and blockers for effective anticipatory action against food crises in East African drylands. Discussion Brief 2. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh

Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action. 2023. The definition and timing of anticipatory action to tackle food crises in East Africa: do they matter? Discussion Brief 1. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh