Pastoralism

The objective of this sub-LARS is to synthesise existing literature, knowledge and experiences on water service provision to pastoralist communities in Ethiopia and the impact it has had on pastoral livelihoods. This synthesis will serve as an input to a national stakeholder meeting planned for late 2009 and the drafting of a strategy to support more livelihood benign water interventions for pastoralists that can strengthen their resilience in the face of greater climate variability, support their inclusion in pro-poor growth strategies and assist in preventing conflict

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The sale of livestock and poultry - such as chickens - is a key economic activity driven by improved local agriculture. While many in the vicinity of Water town still live below the poverty line, better water access has improved standards of living.
 
Andy Johnstone/RiPPLE 2007
Sale of poultry and livestock reflects improved standards of living

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