
Pastoralism & Uncertainty
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PASTRES - learning from pastoralists about uncertainty & resilience. Funded by @ERC_Research | Banner: Palden Tsering
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Join us today for a live streamed session happening CGIAR pavilion #COP16 ILRI.org SPARC_Ideas Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action Pastoralism & Uncertainty featuring Guyo Malicha, Dereje Wakjira and Tahira Mohamed. Convened by peterballantyne


In this new Institute of Development Studies podcast interview, Ian Scoones discusses his new book on uncertainty - drawing in part from PASTRES research about how pastoralists & others respond to unpredictability and variability in everyday life ids.ac.uk/news/podcast-n…

Uncertainty is everywhere! People and institutions around the world face different kinds of uncertainties - but how should we respond to them? In this Institute of Development Studies podcast episode, Ian Scoones shares the lessons from his latest book. ids.ac.uk/news/podcast-n…

We have lost one of the great leaders of pastoralism studies, Jeremy Swift Pastoralism & Uncertainty International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists ILRI.org ids.ac.uk/news/rememberi…


35 years of work at Institute of Development Studies on the environment: Announcing a new IDS archive Bulletin ids.ac.uk/opinions/35-ye…




'Resilience lends itself to pastoral studies due to its ability to capture uncertainty, complexity and dynamism: key characteristics of dryland environments and pastoral systems' our recent findings with Pastoralism & Uncertainty colleagues




'Pastoralism in the Sahel today: Honouring the work of Jeremy Swift' - event on 24 April, hosted by ODI Global | odi-global.bsky.social, in person or online odi.org/en/events/past…

Why do people migrate, and what can be done about it? A Pastoralism & Uncertainty comic from 2023 pastres.org/2023/09/22/unc…

5.2 million Syrians have been displaced to neighbouring countries by a 13-year conflict. A new book chapter by Mathilde Gingembre (she/her) looks at the experiences of Syrian livestock herders/farmers after they were exiled to Jordan. books.openedition.org/ifpo/27916