Lecture by Prof @IanScoones “A New Narrative for Pastoral Development & Policy?” Pastoralism is shaped by competing narratives, rooted in control & simplifications. This informs Policies based on fixity & risks top-down biases that fail communities. #DrylandsSummerSchool2025
ANNOUNCEMENT
CRDD, in partnership with @ACIAR, @JameelObserv & @TuftsUniversity, presents the Summer School on Building Resilience from Below in Drylands!
📅 Dates: 24th-28th Feb 2025
📍 Location: Isiolo, Ke
Apply now! https://t.co/X2yAF8ii7G #DrylandsResilience#SummerSchool
The Gen Z revolt in Kenya is yet to run its full course. It was and is based on an idea of establishing an accountable leadership and government. But some political elites have failed to recognize that the Gen Z will come back if the systems fail to deliver. And tribe will not help anyone
@karutikk politics of elitism a source of long-standing governance issues in Kenya. Gen-Z protests ought to provide an important reflection moment going forward @citizentvkenya@rahmah2017@IDS_UONBI
@WachWachira flagging that community-based conservation is growing rapidly but care is needed to ensure that some community members are not left out @jameel_observ@ILRI@GlobalAgEd
NEW BOOK! Pre-order now; release July/Sept in Europe/US; launch events in UK, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland and France in October. More details soon. 📚📖 https://t.co/97XSs0zuyQ @IDS_UK@PASTRES_erc@politybooks
#Zimbabwe as the new #carbon frontier. But is this wise, will it work, and will it make any difference to the #climate? #EarthDay@IDS_UK https://t.co/9DtC0cAfa8
Pastoralists exemplify #Resilience through their high-reliability networks. In an ever-changing world, these connections are not just crucial; they're a lifeline.
Learn from their strength in building #sustainable communities ➡️ https://t.co/WhkU2dXmgS
#communitybuilding
New article from @WachWachira, Paul Stacey, Joanes Atela and George Outa on pastoralist elites and large scale-land acquisition in Kenya https://t.co/rEJtgiJr8M
RARE investigates relationships between resilience and land rights in the context of pastoral and agro-pastoral adaptation in Kenya.
#WeAreRARE#WeAreUoN#IDSUoNResearchAgenda
RARE end-of-project retreat.
The team from IDS-UoN, University of Copenhagen, Danish Institute for International Studies and Roskilde University is grateful to Samburu and Kajiado communities for supporting the research project in the last four years.
#WeAreRARE
We'll also examine the alignment of National Energy Policy (NEP) frameworks in Ghana, Nigeria, and Kenya with energy availability, affordability, sustainability, accountability, and intragenerational equity.
#ACW2023
For online participation use 🔗https://t.co/oJgizK9AQi
New article alert!! No Option but to Settle! The Community Land Act, Devolution and Pastoralism in Samburu County, Kenya.https://t.co/tR6i1AOnnc @karutikk@NathanIben @Mikkel_Funder @IDS_UONBI@WachWachira
🎧Introducing a new #TalkingHumanitarianism podcast series!
Here host @edwimarty (@UniNMBU) & her guests explore the implications of climate resilient development for #humanitarian policy & action, with a focus on three cases from #Kenya 🇰🇪
Listen here: https://t.co/BKKR8CJEbW
#COP27 is over. The 1.5°C limit remains in intensive care as condition deteriorates. A whole year was idled away. No big new climate targets but big support for fossil gas. 🧵
Agreed text: https://t.co/I55saOMWJg