Reviving the Ankole Longhorns of Uganda
Elizabeth Katushabe Farming Matters | 30.1 | March 2014 www.agriculturesnetwork.org Ankole Longhorn cattle can survive in extremely harsh, dry conditions
Gender and Pastoralism: Why Women Empowerment is Necessary?
Elizabeth Katushabe, PENHA Uganda Project Officer Women play an important role in the pastoralists’ way of life. They have diverse responsibilities with
Critical reflections: Contrasting Food Sovereignty with Food Security
Jennifer Eddis[1] This paper is produced for the Food We Want[2] project. April 5th 2014 London 1.Introduction The term ‘Food Security’ is a
Choosing Crops Over Cattle: Are African Governments Taking Pastoralism Seriously?
By: FRED PEARCE Cotton, sugar, palm oil… you name it. Most governments in the developing world believe such plantation cash crops
Meat Atlas: Reflecting on meat production and the food industry
By Jennifer Eddis A recent report jointly published by the Heinrich Boll Foundation and Friends of the Earth Europe aims to shed light
Dealing with Climate Change Impacts in Ethiopia
By Bereket Tsegay* The article focuses on Ethiopia’s climate change challenges and the underlining adaptation measures. It targets both the
Robust Media: Inevitable in Tackling Food Insecurity
Media Workshop Brief Report: By Tesfaldet Okubayes & Bereket Tsegay PENHA in partnership with Centre for Development and Emergency Practice (CENDEP)
PENHA Strategy Retreat for Better Future
By Bereket Tsegay & Jennifer Eddis It was great event as it helped the PENHA staff and its supporter to look back
Implications of Social Protection Policy on Pastoralism
Bereket Tsegay Social investments promote social justice and contribute to poverty reduction.[1] This was drawn upon Africa’s experience during the 1960s and
Sudan: The Art of Making Art and Income
By Bereket Tsegay Women in the Kassala State of Sudan are striving to improve their livelihoods through developing the handicraft