[IYRPsupportgroup] Some postings on the CELEP website - and Happy New Year!

[Ann Waters-Bayer]

Dear all,

Here are a few of the items that were posted during the past year on the CELEP website <http://www.celep.info/>: 

Camel milk production & marketing in Afar, Ethiopia <http://www.celep.info/camel-milk-production-marketing-in-afar-ethiopia/>
Economic value of livestock in Karamoja, Uganda <http://www.celep.info/economic-value-of-livestock-in-karamoja-uganda/>
Pastoralists, politics, development projects & conflict in Kenya <http://www.celep.info/pastoralists-politics-development-projects-conflict-in-kenya/>
Poverty and income inequality in Afar communities in Ethiopia <http://www.celep.info/poverty-and-income-inequality-in-afar-communities-in-ethiopia/>
Gendered income & food security in Tanzanian pastoralist households <http://www.celep.info/gendered-income-food-security-in-tanzanian-pastoralist-households/>
Pastoral resilience in South Sudan’s cross-border areas <http://www.celep.info/pastoral-resilience-in-south-sudans-cross-border-areas/>
Uganda–Kenya cross-border agreement for the Karamoja cluster <http://www.celep.info/uganda-kenya-cross-border-agreement-for-the-karamoja-cluster/>
Misereor’s pastoral development orientation framework: focus on Ethiopia <http://www.celep.info/launch-of-the-misereor-orientation-framework-for-working-with-small-scale-producers-in-pastoral-systems-in-ethiopia/>
Pastoral development in Ethiopia <http://www.celep.info/pastoral-development-in-ethiopia/>
Revisiting pastoralist Productive Safety Net Programme in Ethiopia <http://www.celep.info/revisiting-pastoralist-productive-safety-net-programme-in-ethiopia/>
Elusive profits for pastoral small-ruminant traders in northern Kenya <http://www.celep.info/elusive-profits-of-pastoral-small-ruminant-traders-in-northern-kenya/>
Analysing mobile pastoralists’ activism, e.g. from Kenya <http://www.celep.info/analysing-mobile-pastoralist-activism-e-g-from-kenya/>
Resilience of Maasai pastoralists on group ranches in Kenya <http://www.celep.info/resilience-of-maasai-pastoralists-on-group-ranches-in-kenya/>
Pastoralists’ knowledge and climate change <http://www.celep.info/pastoralists-knowledge-and-climate-change/>
Members of European Parliament at livestock markets in Ethiopia appreciate economic importance of pastoralism <http://www.celep.info/members-of-european-parliament-visiting-livestock-markets-in-ethiopia-appreciate-economic-importance-of-pastoralism/>
 
Many more publications and news items were posted and some were updated, for example, in the item on “Community protocols for pastoralists & livestock keepers <http://www.celep.info/community-protocols-for-pastoralists-livestock-keepers/>”, the community protocols made by Samburu pastoralists in Kenya and on Ankole cattle in Uganda have now been included.
 
If you are looking for something on a particular topic or in a particular area, just put in the appropriate keywords under “Search". This works very well, picking up the words from title and text for each item.
 
Please share news and publications pertaining to pastoralism in Eastern Africa for the CELEP website – as well as short films on pastoralism that can be shared via http://www.pastoralistfilmfestival.com/ <http://www.pastoralistfilmfestival.com/>
 
Wishing you all the best in the year 2020 - when the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralism (IYRP) will hopefully be declared by the United Nations and preparations for this can be started in earnest, although the IYRP may be only in 2026 or even later!
 
Cheers,
Ann


Dr Ann Waters-Bayer
Agrecol Association for AgriCulture & Ecology
Coalition of European Lobbies for Eastern African Pastoralism (CELEP)
E: waters-bayer at web.de / waters-bayer at agrecol.de
S: ann-waters
W: www.agrecol.de / www.celep.info





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