Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS)

Climate change presents profound challenges for livestock-dependent communities, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected regions where environmental, social, and political pressures intersect. The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS) builds upon the Climate Securit...

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Autores principales: Sarzana, Carolina, Singh, Radhika, Meddings, George, Belli, Anna, Chepngetich, Brenda, Sagliocco, Livia, Mutheu, Mary, Pacillo, Grazia
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Publicado: 2024
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/168937
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author Sarzana, Carolina
Singh, Radhika
Meddings, George
Belli, Anna
Chepngetich, Brenda
Sagliocco, Livia
Mutheu, Mary
Pacillo, Grazia
author_browse Belli, Anna
Chepngetich, Brenda
Meddings, George
Mutheu, Mary
Pacillo, Grazia
Sagliocco, Livia
Sarzana, Carolina
Singh, Radhika
author_facet Sarzana, Carolina
Singh, Radhika
Meddings, George
Belli, Anna
Chepngetich, Brenda
Sagliocco, Livia
Mutheu, Mary
Pacillo, Grazia
author_sort Sarzana, Carolina
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description Climate change presents profound challenges for livestock-dependent communities, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected regions where environmental, social, and political pressures intersect. The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS) builds upon the Climate Security Sensitivity Tool (CSST) framework to provide a specialized approach for designing conflict-sensitive and peace-responsive climate adaptation interventions tailored to livestock systems. This working paper outlines the development and application of the CSSTxLS framework, which was shaped by the results of a collaborative workshop held in October 2024 at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) campus in Nairobi, Kenya. The workshop brought together experts in climate adaptation, conflict resolution, and livestock systems to contextualize the CSST framework for livestock-based livelihoods. Using case studies from Turkana and Mandera counties in Kenya, the paper explores the interactions between conflict drivers – such as weak infrastructure, socio-economic vulnerabilities, and human hazards – and climate-peace mechanisms, including economic development, institutional strengthening, resource sustainability, trust-building, and resilience enhancement. It highlights the importance of local context and expert validation in designing effective interventions. Drawing on the workshop findings and broader literature on pastoralist livelihood transitions, this paper demonstrates how climate adaptation can mitigate conflict risks, enhance resilience, and foster peace. By integrating traditional knowledge, addressing power asymmetries, and prioritizing equitable resource distribution, the CSSTxLS provides a pathway for adaptive strategies that address climate challenges while contributing to sustainable peacebuilding in vulnerable regions.
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spelling CGSpace1689372025-11-05T11:52:31Z Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS) Sarzana, Carolina Singh, Radhika Meddings, George Belli, Anna Chepngetich, Brenda Sagliocco, Livia Mutheu, Mary Pacillo, Grazia livestock climate resilience Climate change presents profound challenges for livestock-dependent communities, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected regions where environmental, social, and political pressures intersect. The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS) builds upon the Climate Security Sensitivity Tool (CSST) framework to provide a specialized approach for designing conflict-sensitive and peace-responsive climate adaptation interventions tailored to livestock systems. This working paper outlines the development and application of the CSSTxLS framework, which was shaped by the results of a collaborative workshop held in October 2024 at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) campus in Nairobi, Kenya. The workshop brought together experts in climate adaptation, conflict resolution, and livestock systems to contextualize the CSST framework for livestock-based livelihoods. Using case studies from Turkana and Mandera counties in Kenya, the paper explores the interactions between conflict drivers – such as weak infrastructure, socio-economic vulnerabilities, and human hazards – and climate-peace mechanisms, including economic development, institutional strengthening, resource sustainability, trust-building, and resilience enhancement. It highlights the importance of local context and expert validation in designing effective interventions. Drawing on the workshop findings and broader literature on pastoralist livelihood transitions, this paper demonstrates how climate adaptation can mitigate conflict risks, enhance resilience, and foster peace. By integrating traditional knowledge, addressing power asymmetries, and prioritizing equitable resource distribution, the CSSTxLS provides a pathway for adaptive strategies that address climate challenges while contributing to sustainable peacebuilding in vulnerable regions. 2024-12-20 2025-01-13T23:55:30Z 2025-01-13T23:55:30Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/168937 en Open Access application/pdf Sarzana, C.; Singh, R.; Meddings, G.; Belli, A.; Chepngetich, B.; Sagliocco, L.; Mutheu, M.; Pacillo, G. (2024) Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS). 43 p.
spellingShingle livestock
climate resilience
Sarzana, Carolina
Singh, Radhika
Meddings, George
Belli, Anna
Chepngetich, Brenda
Sagliocco, Livia
Mutheu, Mary
Pacillo, Grazia
Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS)
title Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS)
title_full Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS)
title_fullStr Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS)
title_full_unstemmed Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS)
title_short Integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding: The Climate Security Sensitivity Tool for Livestock Systems (CSSTxLS)
title_sort integrating livestock climate adaptation and peacebuilding the climate security sensitivity tool for livestock systems csstxls
topic livestock
climate resilience
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/168937
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