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Inconvenient truths: when water investment undermines pastoralists' resilience
33:07
Dynamic Drylands | Episode 4: Pastoralism 4.0: Inventiveness and innovation in the drylands
27:51
Dynamic Drylands | Episode 3: Livestock: Inside the economic engine of the drylands
29:45
Dynamic Drylands | Episode 2: Untangling land tenure and conflict in the drylands
33:09
Dynamic Drylands | Episode 1: Do we need to rethink aid in the drylands?
02:33
Coming Soon: Dynamic Drylands podcast
02:46
(Français) Soutenir le pastoralisme et l'agriculture durant les crises récurrentes et prolongées
02:47
Supporting pastoralism and agriculture in recurrent and protracted crises
03:17
SPARC Short | What support do Nigeria’s pastoralists need?... With Sarli Sardou Nana
03:19
SPARC Short | How can our work support women pastoralists?... With Jamila Hassan
02:29
SPARC Short | How can drought risk insurance support pastoralists?... With Kelvin Shikuku
01:58
SPARC Short | How can technologies like E-Bell reduce cattle theft?... With Daniel Salau Rogei
01:03:49
Longitudinal Research: Livelihoods, Conflict & Resilience Webinar - July 2022
01:03:42
Review of Tenure and Governance in Pastoral Lands in East and West Africa - January 2022
01:24:25
Innovation Research Facility Webinar - July 2021
50:25
Understanding Cattle Theft Among Pastoralist Communities in Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda
01:03:40
Pastoralists on social media: harnessing the power of influencers for impactful campaigns
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About
Supporting Pastoralism and Agriculture in Recurrent and Protracted Crises (SPARC) is a six-year research programme which aims to build the resilience of millions of pastoralists, agro-pastoralists and farmers in sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.
SPARC was commissioned by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom and managed by Cowater, the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), Mercy Corps and ODI.
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