Drylands and pastoralism

Building climate resilience, productivity and equity in the drylands

Displaying 241 - 270 of 326 publications

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Involvement of Nomadic and Transhumant Pastoralists in the Rehabilitation and Management of the Logone Floodplain, North Cameroon, The
January 1996
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Water Conflict in the Senegal River Valley: Implications of a 'no-flood' scenario
January 1996
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Post Drought Migration and Technological Innovations Among Fulani Herders in Senegal: The triumph of the tube!
January 1996
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Role of NGOs in Reforming Natural Resource Management Policies in Burkina Faso
January 1996
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Resisting Change? Adaptations by Traditional Pastoralists to the Rajasthan Canal Project
January 1996
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Creating Local Democratic Politics from Above: the 'Gestion des Terroirs' Approach in Burkina Faso
January 1995
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Recognising the Effectiveness of Traditional Pastoral Practices: Lessons from a controlled grazing experiment in Northern Senegal
January 1995
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Private Land Ownership in Rural Burkina Faso
January 1995
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Effects of Male Out-Migration on Women's Management of Natural Resources in the Sudan, The
January 1995
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Working with Pastoralist NGOs and Land Conflicts in Tanzania: A report on a workshop held in Terrat, Tanzania 11th-15th December 1994
January 1995
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Land Tenure, Environmental Degradation and Desertification in Africa: Some thoughts on the Sahelian Example
January 1995
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Convention to Combat Desertification: Guidelines for NGO activity, The
January 1995
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Dealing with Risk and Uncertainty in Africa's Drylands: The social dimensions of desertification
January 1994
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Property Concepts, Herding Patterns and Management of Natural Resources Among the Ngorongoro and Salei Maasai of Tanzania
January 1994
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Current Natural Resource Management Systems: Landholding in the Gamaaji Saare rural community
January 1994
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Living with Uncertainty: New directions for pastoral development in Africa. Overview paper of the workshop on new directions in African range management
January 1994
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How Farmers Classify and Manage their Land: Implications for research and development activities
January 1994
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Conflicts and Alliances Between Farmers and Herders: The case of Goll in Fandène, Senegal
January 1994
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Pastoral Women and Livestock Management: Examples from Northern Uganda and Central Chad
January 1994
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Who Should Own the Range? New thinking on pastoral resource tenure in Drylands Africa
January 1994
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Managing Pastoral Adaptations in the Red Sea Hills of the Sudan: Challenges and dilemmas
January 1994
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Pastoralism in Peril: Pressures on grazing land in Senegal
January 1993
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Combatting Desertification: Setting the agenda for a global convention
January 1993
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Environment, Population Growth and Productivity in Kenya: A Case Study of Machakos District
January 1993
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Writing from Experience: Grassroots in Senegal
January 1993
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Fields, Fallow and Flexibility: Natural resource management in Ndam Mor Fademba, Senegal. Results of a Rapid Rural Appraisal
January 1993
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State and Rangeland Management: Creation and Erosion of Pastoral Institutions in Mali, The
January 1993
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Getting it Right: Linking concepts and action for improving the use of natural resources in Sahelian West Africa
January 1993
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Waiting for the Rural Code: Perspectives on a land tenure reform in Niger
January 1993
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Gujars of Uttar Pradesh: Neglected 'Victims of Progress', The
January 1993