Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa

Research and practice are increasingly demonstrating the environmental benefits of pastoralism and the opportunity for sustainable development of pastoral communities through a combination of livestock and biodiversity-related business. To take full advantage of the potential biodiversity-pastoral s...

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Autores principales: Notenbaert, An Maria Omer, Davies, J., Leeuw, Jan de, Said, Mohammed Yahya, Herrero, Mario, Manzano, P., Waithaka, M.M., Aboud, A.A.O., Omondi, S.
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Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Springer 2012
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/24429
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author Notenbaert, An Maria Omer
Davies, J.
Leeuw, Jan de
Said, Mohammed Yahya
Herrero, Mario
Manzano, P.
Waithaka, M.M.
Aboud, A.A.O.
Omondi, S.
author_browse Aboud, A.A.O.
Davies, J.
Herrero, Mario
Leeuw, Jan de
Manzano, P.
Notenbaert, An Maria Omer
Omondi, S.
Said, Mohammed Yahya
Waithaka, M.M.
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Davies, J.
Leeuw, Jan de
Said, Mohammed Yahya
Herrero, Mario
Manzano, P.
Waithaka, M.M.
Aboud, A.A.O.
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description Research and practice are increasingly demonstrating the environmental benefits of pastoralism and the opportunity for sustainable development of pastoral communities through a combination of livestock and biodiversity-related business. To take full advantage of the potential biodiversity-pastoral synergies, it will be crucial to put in place supporting policies. They need to be embedded in the context of overall pastoral development. However, rangelands and pastoral societies in drylands are heterogeneous and development options cannot be assumed to be uniform. Factors such as aridity, access to markets and population pressure influence the constraints and the opportunities for both pastoral and non-pastoral communities. We describe the differential challenges to development along these gradients and identify investment priorities if the policy objectives were to support the complementarities between pastoralism and biodiversity conservation.
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spelling CGSpace244292024-05-01T08:18:07Z Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa Notenbaert, An Maria Omer Davies, J. Leeuw, Jan de Said, Mohammed Yahya Herrero, Mario Manzano, P. Waithaka, M.M. Aboud, A.A.O. Omondi, S. livestock biodiversity Research and practice are increasingly demonstrating the environmental benefits of pastoralism and the opportunity for sustainable development of pastoral communities through a combination of livestock and biodiversity-related business. To take full advantage of the potential biodiversity-pastoral synergies, it will be crucial to put in place supporting policies. They need to be embedded in the context of overall pastoral development. However, rangelands and pastoral societies in drylands are heterogeneous and development options cannot be assumed to be uniform. Factors such as aridity, access to markets and population pressure influence the constraints and the opportunities for both pastoral and non-pastoral communities. We describe the differential challenges to development along these gradients and identify investment priorities if the policy objectives were to support the complementarities between pastoralism and biodiversity conservation. 2012 2012-10-01T12:55:19Z 2012-10-01T12:55:19Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/24429 en Open Access Springer Notenbaert, A., Davies, J., Leeuw, J. De, Said, M., Herrero, M., Manzano, P., Waithaka, M., Aboud, A. and Omondi, S. 2012. Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa. Pastoralism: Research, Policy and Practice 2:14
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Notenbaert, An Maria Omer
Davies, J.
Leeuw, Jan de
Said, Mohammed Yahya
Herrero, Mario
Manzano, P.
Waithaka, M.M.
Aboud, A.A.O.
Omondi, S.
Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa
title Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa
title_full Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa
title_fullStr Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa
title_full_unstemmed Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa
title_short Policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of East Africa
title_sort policies in support of pastoralism and biodiversity in the heterogeneous drylands of east africa
topic livestock
biodiversity
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/24429
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