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ILRI scientist Lance Robinson participates in Resilience 2014 conference

Posted on May 7, 2014 by Dorine Odongo • Leave a comment

This week from 4-8 May 2014, the ‘Third International Science and Policy conference on the resilience of social and ecological systems’ is taking place in Montpellier, France. Dubbed ‘Resilience 2014’, the conference aims to bring together the scientific community on resilience, as well as policymakers. Continue reading →

Drought / East Africa / Farming Systems / ILRI / Pastoralism / SLS

Reframing resilience for pastoralists – Farming First

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Dorine Odongo • Leave a comment

Assessing human well-being must be an integral part of assessing resilience. Plenty of evidence suggests that pastoralism remains an economically viable use of much of East Africa’s drylands Continue reading →

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