Tracking the real value of pastoralism

Ced Hesse

Reflect & Act

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Published: December 2009

Reflect and Act

Product code:G02994

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This briefing showcases the results of a re-evaluation of the benefits of pastoralism. Fresh insights reveal the economic viability, climate resilience and fit with local needs of traditional livestock herding in Tanzania.

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