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James Pattison

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James Pattison is a consultant working with IIED on drylands development and climate change adaptation

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Somali and Boran pastoralists came together to discuss ways to share water resources at a meeting this month. (Credit: James Pattison)
Kenya: The importance of cross-border dialogue in the drylands

Blog, 19 March 2014

Publications

10076IIED.pdf

Evolving Customary Institutions in the Drylands: An opportunity for devolved natural resource governance in Kenya?

01 April 2014

17161IIED.pdf

Ensuring devolution supports adaptation and climate resilient growth in Kenya

01 June 2013

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