The main purpose of this report is to characterize the extent of livelihood diversification in Turkana and, through the application of a case study approach, illustrate some of the existing activities and identify their associated strengths and weaknesses. The report also highlights both constraints and opportunities associated with the future expansion of these activities. This section is comprised of two parts. The first part, based on a literature review and two extremely knowledgeable key informants (Ann Kirya and Margret Nabuin-both belong to the Turkana District Chamber of Commerce), briefly outlines the range of diversification opportunities currently being exploited in Turkana. The second part, using insights gained through Focus Gr...
The Kenyan Government in partnership with the private sector has set up co-operative societies for m...
The overall objective of this thesis is to understand the role of diversification at household level...
As East African pastoralists settle around market centers, women often adopt new town-based activiti...
This report characterises the extent of livelihood diversification in Turkana District, briefly surv...
This report focuses on the issues surrounding livestock marketing in Turkana District. The report 's...
This article addresses processes of livelihood diversification among pastoralists in the rangelands ...
This study assesses the livestock market access and opportunities in Turkana, Kenya. Section one is ...
Pastoralism has been the main source of livelihood for pastoral communities in Kenya. However pastor...
The Waso Boran of northern Kenya used to have large, mobile, and diverse herds of livestock that exp...
Abstract Research in northern Kenya presents evidence that livestock herding remains the most import...
The rangelands of Africa remain home to millions of people who try to make a living by raising lives...
This article addresses livelihood choices and income diversification strategies among agro-pastorali...
This brief summarizes findings of a climate-smart agriculture (CSA) research project led by the Amst...
The study was conducted in Western Hararghe of Eastern Ethiopia. It was mainly to examine the major ...
The purpose of this rapid literature review is to help identify sustainable pathways out of poverty ...
The Kenyan Government in partnership with the private sector has set up co-operative societies for m...
The overall objective of this thesis is to understand the role of diversification at household level...
As East African pastoralists settle around market centers, women often adopt new town-based activiti...
This report characterises the extent of livelihood diversification in Turkana District, briefly surv...
This report focuses on the issues surrounding livestock marketing in Turkana District. The report 's...
This article addresses processes of livelihood diversification among pastoralists in the rangelands ...
This study assesses the livestock market access and opportunities in Turkana, Kenya. Section one is ...
Pastoralism has been the main source of livelihood for pastoral communities in Kenya. However pastor...
The Waso Boran of northern Kenya used to have large, mobile, and diverse herds of livestock that exp...
Abstract Research in northern Kenya presents evidence that livestock herding remains the most import...
The rangelands of Africa remain home to millions of people who try to make a living by raising lives...
This article addresses livelihood choices and income diversification strategies among agro-pastorali...
This brief summarizes findings of a climate-smart agriculture (CSA) research project led by the Amst...
The study was conducted in Western Hararghe of Eastern Ethiopia. It was mainly to examine the major ...
The purpose of this rapid literature review is to help identify sustainable pathways out of poverty ...
The Kenyan Government in partnership with the private sector has set up co-operative societies for m...
The overall objective of this thesis is to understand the role of diversification at household level...
As East African pastoralists settle around market centers, women often adopt new town-based activiti...
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