Reflecting on my Rescue Mission to Türkiye with UK ISAR
Dr Victoria Phillips, a PENHA Trustee, was involved in the rescue deployment of the UK ISAR team in Türkiye. The
PENHA loses Kees Maxey – a long-standing colleague and supporter
A PENHA colleague and supporter, Kees Maxey died peacefully on 19th October 2022. A dedicated page: https://kees.muchloved.com/ Remembering Kees Maxey
New Publication: Dryland restoration and dry forest management in Ethiopia: Sharing knowledge to meet local needs and national commitments – A review
The PENHA-Tropenbos International joint book titled ‘Dryland restoration and dry forest management in Ethiopia: Sharing knowledge to meet local needs and
Recommendations for addressing drought displacement in Ethiopia
Drought-related displacement affects more and more people, but it is not the only type of displacement Ethiopia faces. More than
Grazing Cattle Can Reduce Agriculture’s Carbon Footprint
By Adam Russell, Texas A&M AgriLife Communications Texas A&M AgriLife research shows that proper grazing protocols can regenerate soil systems
Rangelands Atlas Launched
Rangelands are home to millions of people, from pastoralists to hunter-gatherers to ranchers to conservationists. Rangelands feed millions of people
An Eritrean Inventor of QUADSAW (in Tigrigna)
T. Michael Sebhatu has invented the Quadsaw and he has a remarkable story of invention. Bereket Tsegay has interviewed him
An Inspiring Journey of Samah Bushra Ahmed (Arabic)
Samah Bushra Ahmed is a human rights activist and has work experience in community development, homelessness, migration and refugees. Originally from Sudan,
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
Beyond Survival – Rethinking Safety Nets for Pastoralists In Ethiopia
By Nicole Kenton Pastoral communities around the world are building on their centuries-old coping strategies to complement their traditional herding