Developing Behaviourally Smart Anticipatory Actions

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Abstract

Presented at the Jameel Observatory stocktaking webinar on overcoming and mitigating risks and their impacts on pastoralist livelihoods in the Horn of Africa, 27 January 2026

Citation

Njambi-Szlapka, Susan. 2026. Developing Behaviourally Smart Anticipatory Actions. Presented at the Jameel Observatory stocktaking webinar on overcoming and mitigating risks and their impacts on pastoralist livelihoods in the Horn of Africa, 27 January 2026. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh

Authors

  • Njambi-Szlapka, Susan

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