We are indigenous and locally-led organization that support dryland communities to strengthen climate resilience and preparedness in dryland communities by promoting sustainable resource management, adaptive practices, and early warning systems. The reason why this organization matters? Rural communities cope and respond to climate variability in a hard-way. We hardly understand that majority of dryland communities are less resilient to climate shocks and other socio-economic challenges especially when drought strikes. Our organization work closely with pastoral communities to innovate, adapt and to scale climate-resilient investments that are impactful and with immediate-results. Our interventions are achievable through sustainable and productive resource management, … Continue reading

Our Vision

To create a better future where communities strive to achieve sustainable developments while safeguarding their natural resources heritage, and dignity.

Our Mission

We support communities in strengthening resilience, market access, climate information and promoting climate resilient practices to foster sustainable development in the drylands

Our impact

To have one collective platform to enhance climate information, build resilience and respond to climate shocks while promoting mitigation and adaptation interventions. 

HOW INTERVENTIONS RESONATES

Our interventions are achievable through sustainable and productive resource management, climate resilient investments, capacity support and infrastructural development across livestock sector. All these interventions resonate around food security, livelihoods and investments in dryland counties namely Baringo, Elgeyo-Marakwet, Samburu, Laikipia & Turkana Counties in Kenya. Drylands communities always remain resilient and adaptative despite climate variabilities in those areas are overlooked and forgotten easily.

Core values

  • Governance & resource use
  • Economic development
  • Climate change & risk management
  • Empowerment & inclusivity
  • Knowledge transfer
  • Networking and collaboration

What we do

A joint collaboration and involvement from multiple stakeholders including the government agencies, non-governmental organizations and local communities need to have dialogues on their concerns.

Governance & resource use

Key issue: The type of land tenure system and shrinking of communal grazeland,…

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Resource influence

We offer a platform for collective, allowing pastoralists to have one voice and to…

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Economic development

Key issues: Inefficient market information, access, value added products and…

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Capacity development

Through public fora, print media, and social media platforms across pastoral…

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Local knowledge

A number of followers from pastoral communities still rely on indigenous indicators…

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Climate change & risk management

Key issue: Dryland communities are vulnerable to climate shocks and this ….

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Representation

Having proper representation in decision making processes, governance and…

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Collaboration and networking

We shall strategically connect the herding communities in forming alliances…

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Empowerment & inclusivity

In livestock sector, women & youth have active role in livestock space. We shall train…

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Knowledge transfer

Empowering and capacity development of communities to enhance ability see…

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