Why institutional actors, interests and policy networks are key in rethinking humanitarian and development for pastoral areas

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Mohamed, T.S. 2026. Why institutional actors, interests and policy networks are key in rethinking humanitarian and development for pastoral areas. Presented at the Rethinking pastoral development in the face of persistent uncertainty in the drylands: Second Drylands Summer School, Isiolo, Kenya, 12-16 April 2026. Nairobi: ILRI

Authors

  • Mohamed, Tahira Shariff

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