Embracing local knowledge is the key to resilience in northern Kenya, not project box-ticking

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byNew Humanitarian

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Scoones, I. and Mohamed, T.S. 2023. Embracing local knowledge is the key to resilience in northern Kenya, not project box-ticking. New Humanitarian

Authors

  • Scoones, Ian
  • Mohamed, Tahira Shariff

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