Doughnuts and food production: food sovereignty in the Horn of Africa
George Hood It is paradoxical that so much emphasis has been placed on ‘global’ food security by leading institutions such
UK Youth Programme: East African Migrants in Kent
PENHA is planning to expand its migration initiative in Kent by supporting young unaccompanied and 18+ asylum seekers and refugees
COVID-19 – PENHA’s response
Pastoralists and agro-pastoralist communities are particularly vulnerable to the restrictions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic with their nomadic lifestyle,
‘People were abandoned’: injustices of pandemic laid bare in Brent
PENHA trustee Rhoda Ibrahim talks to The Guardian from Church End in north-west London about how Covid-19 has thrived on the structural
The invasive prosopis tree: turning a livelihood menace into a source of income in Somaliland (FAO Report)
Prosopis julifora is a tree dreaded across the Horn of Africa. Prosopis has the ability to outcompete other trees and vegetation, deplete water
Scaling up dryland restoration and sustainable dry forest management in Ethiopia (Tropenbos International and PENHA)
In early 2020, TBI began to work with PENHA to assess key gaps related to dryland restoration and dry forest
Opening of PENHA Office in Ethiopia
The PENHA Board of Trustees has approved the opening of a liaison office in Ethiopia. We are taking steps towards establishing
PENHA Launches Its New Strategy 2020-25
PENHA launches its new strategy 2020-25 under the title of ‘Building Sustainable Futures‘ to promote sustainable development among pastoral and agro-pastoral
PENHA Somaliland looks for an auditor
REF: PENHASOM/AUD/01 Reporting to PENHA Somaliland Office Place of the service to be delivered: Hargeisa, Somaliland Contract Duration One year
Salt-Mine – Beyond freshwater generation
PENHA was selected to be part of a consortium brought together by the Belmont Forum. Funded by Sida, the project will assess the commercial viability