Research reports
How livestock markets can build the resilience of pastoralists against drought in Kenya
2019 Available in English
Traders at a livestock market in Marsabit, Kenya. Photo: Tanya Martineau/Food for the Hungry
Markets have the potential to build the resilience and livelihoods of pastoralist communities who are vulnerable to frequent droughts and climate change.
This research looks at why current market systems in Kenya aren't doing this, and makes recommendations for governments and development actors on what could make the difference.
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Available in 2 languages
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Available in 4 languages
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