Pastoralists in the Mandera Triangle face dwindling grazing resources as droughts become more frequent. Degraded land recovers slowly, and competition for pasture is a common trigger of conflict.
What we do
- Reseeding degraded rangelands with hardy native grasses
- Community fodder plots and hay storage for the dry season
- Training on grazing management that lets land recover
- Livestock breeding and animal health support
Healthy rangelands store more carbon, hold more water and support more livestock — strengthening resilience to climate change while reducing a key driver of conflict.
