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Today, DLCI Kenya , in partnership with Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action and ILRI.org , hosted a roundtable on the growth of Dryland Futures. Experts spanning academia, policymaking, and government came together to tackle key challenges and opportunities in our dryland regions. Thread 🧵 : 1/6

Drought & Climate Change: Experts shared insights on adaptive responses and resilience-building, highlighting innovative approaches to combat the impacts of climate variability. 4/6 Gatsby Africa Swiss Development and Cooperation FCDC Kenya Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action Center for Research and Development in Drylands NDMA

Land & Natural Resources: Speakers emphasized the value of sustainable resource management and securing community rights, crucial for long-term dryland development. 5/6 The Christensen Fund National Land Commission Kenya Pastoralist Parliamentary Group- PPG NDMA

Youth & Inclusion: The role of youth emerged as a key driver for transformative change, ensuring that next-gen leaders are equipped to shape policy and practice in drylands. The discussions highlighted the importance of integrated policy frameworks and community-driven solutions

Indigenous Knowledge = Climate Resilience Community land registration isn’t just about ownership—it’s about recognizing the centuries-old wisdom of communities who’ve sustainably managed rangelands, forests, and water points through generations. By aligning land use with

DLCI Kenya is honored to be attending the Annual Prof. H.W.O. Okoth Ogendo Distinguished Lecture on Strategic Land Governance. The discussions focus on fostering leadership and evidence-led research in land governance, with a spotlight on gender mainstreaming. We are engaging

Over the past three days, under the Towards Holistic Resilience in Vulnerable Environments (THRIVE) Project, DLCI Kenya, in partnership with Acted Kenya and African Rangelands, visited Alale, West Pokot County, where the project is currently being implemented. Day 1: We

Day 2: Alongside Ministry of Lands officials, we met with the Chief Officer from the West Pokot County Department of Lands and Physical Planning. Representing the CEC Member, the officer received a full briefing on the project’s scope, affirmed the county’s support, and explored

This #LabourDay2025 , DLCI Kenya salutes the tireless efforts of those working to transform drylands through innovation, advocacy, and community-driven development. From grassroots mobilizers to technical experts, your contribution to land governance, peacebuilding, and climate

Happy Labour Day! Today, we celebrate the dedication and resilience of pastoralist communities and workers across Kenya. Your labor sustains our economies, cultures, and way of life in the drylands. #LabourDay2025

In many of Kenya’s dryland communities, land is more than just space — it’s the heart of culture, livelihoods, and identity. At DLCI Kenya , we support efforts that strengthen access to land rights for indigenous and pastoralist communities. From guiding community land

The IGAD Transhumance Protocol supports this by enabling safe, legal, and coordinated cross-border livestock movement. It protects pastoralist rights, improves regional cooperation, and ensures that mobility remains a lifeline — not a risk — during times of climate stress.

Happy Mother’s Day Today, we celebrate the strength, wisdom, and resilience of mothers everywhere. Thank you for being the backbone of change. #MothersDay #HappyMothersDay2025

Happy Mother’s Day from the Pastoralist Parliamentary Group! Today, we honour pastoralist mothers — the unsung heroes who nurture families, sustain livelihoods, and carry forward cultural heritage in our communities. We see you. We celebrate you. #MothersDay

DLCI Kenya, in partnership with @FCDC_KE and Gatsby Africa, hosts a Stakeholder Engagement Workshop for the National Livestock Development and Promotion Service (NLDPS). Thread 🧵: 1/4 Kenya Pastoralist Parliamentary Group- PPG FCDC Kenya State Dept for The ASALs and Regional Development Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock Development Hon. Mohamed I. Elmi

The workshop sets the stage for strategic alignment—orienting new board members on the NLDPS mandate and sparking conversation on how to tackle long-standing challenges in Kenya’s livestock sector. 2/4 Pastoralist Leadership Summit Kenya Pastoralist Parliamentary Group- PPG FCDC Kenya Gatsby Africa State Dept for The ASALs and Regional Development Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock Development

Discussions explore the realities of livestock production in drylands, shifting market dynamics, and the role of policy in supporting sustainable development for pastoralist communities. 3/4 Pastoralist Leadership Summit Kenya Pastoralist Parliamentary Group- PPG FCDC Kenya Gatsby Africa State Dept for The ASALs and Regional Development Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock Development NDMA Kenya

As Kenya repositions its livestock agenda, this engagement is a vital step toward building strong institutions that can lead with knowledge, purpose, and equity. 4/4 Kenya Pastoralist Parliamentary Group- PPG FCDC Kenya State Dept for The ASALs and Regional Development Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock Development Hon. Mohamed I. Elmi Alois M. Lentoimaga

In a powerful reflection from the "Rethinking Early Action for Pastoralist Communities" dialogue, our CEO Jarso Mokku calls for a shift from outdated narratives to grounded, evidence-based approaches that center pastoralist voices & resilience. Read more: dlci-hoa.org/3987/pastorali…

Since 2015, the push to create a dedicated body for livestock development in Kenya has faced multiple roadblocks—shifting policy priorities, fragmented institutional support, and limited recognition of the drylands’ economic potential. Through persistent policy advocacy and