Engaging pastoralist communities through citizen movements to amplify their voice
This case study examines how the Pastoralists Alliance for Resilience in Northern Rangelands (PARAN Alliance) and its members engage communities and amplify the voice of pastoralist communities in climate decision making and use traditional knowledge and climate information to build resilience in northern Kenya.
Pastoralist organisations such as Waso Trust Land are supporting their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic (Photo: copyright Waso Trust Land)
The Engaging citizens for socially just climate action project examines deliberative and participatory processes used by civil society networks in order to understand how to strengthen citizen engagement mechanisms and locally-led climate action and improve inclusive national-level climate decision making. In parallel, the project examines how technology can support citizen engagement by encouraging social inclusion and learning in decision mak
THE STANDARD By
Njau Gitu |
February 23rd 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
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