Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability?

Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability?

The World Bank’s Global Center on Conflict, Security, and Development, currently the Fragility, Conflict, and Violence Cross-Cutting Solutions Area (FCV CCSA), in 2014 commissioned this note to enhance understanding of the connection between pastoralism and the recent increase in instability and...

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Main Authors: De Haan, Cees, Dubern, Etienne, Garancher, Bernard, Quintero, Catalina
Format: Report
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
PASTORALISM
STABILITY
FRAGILITY
SAHEL
LIVELIHOODS
DRIVERS
CONFLICT
PEACEBUILDING
INSTABILITY
GOVERNANCE
VIOLENCE
AGRICULTURE
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24228
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spelling okr-10986-242282021-05-25T08:47:40Z Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability? De Haan, Cees Dubern, Etienne Garancher, Bernard Quintero, Catalina PASTORALISM STABILITY FRAGILITY SAHEL LIVELIHOODS DRIVERS CONFLICT PEACEBUILDING INSTABILITY GOVERNANCE VIOLENCE AGRICULTURE The World Bank’s Global Center on Conflict, Security, and Development, currently the Fragility, Conflict, and Violence Cross-Cutting Solutions Area (FCV CCSA), in 2014 commissioned this note to enhance understanding of the connection between pastoralism and the recent increase in instability and violence in the Sahel, as well as the conditions under which the development of the pastoralist economy can actually enhance regional stability. The note seeks to offer guidance to international, national, and local decision makers on the drivers of conflict and instability that are most related to pastoral communities, as well as possible measures to reduce violence and enhance stability in the Sahel. 2016-05-04T20:42:06Z 2016-05-04T20:42:06Z 2016-05-04 Report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24228 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note Africa Sahel Sub-Saharan Africa
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en_US
topic PASTORALISM
STABILITY
FRAGILITY
SAHEL
LIVELIHOODS
DRIVERS
CONFLICT
PEACEBUILDING
INSTABILITY
GOVERNANCE
VIOLENCE
AGRICULTURE
spellingShingle PASTORALISM
STABILITY
FRAGILITY
SAHEL
LIVELIHOODS
DRIVERS
CONFLICT
PEACEBUILDING
INSTABILITY
GOVERNANCE
VIOLENCE
AGRICULTURE
De Haan, Cees
Dubern, Etienne
Garancher, Bernard
Quintero, Catalina
Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability?
geographic_facet Africa
Sahel
Sub-Saharan Africa
description The World Bank’s Global Center on Conflict, Security, and Development, currently the Fragility, Conflict, and Violence Cross-Cutting Solutions Area (FCV CCSA), in 2014 commissioned this note to enhance understanding of the connection between pastoralism and the recent increase in instability and violence in the Sahel, as well as the conditions under which the development of the pastoralist economy can actually enhance regional stability. The note seeks to offer guidance to international, national, and local decision makers on the drivers of conflict and instability that are most related to pastoral communities, as well as possible measures to reduce violence and enhance stability in the Sahel.
format Report
author De Haan, Cees
Dubern, Etienne
Garancher, Bernard
Quintero, Catalina
author_facet De Haan, Cees
Dubern, Etienne
Garancher, Bernard
Quintero, Catalina
author_sort De Haan, Cees
title Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability?
title_short Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability?
title_full Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability?
title_fullStr Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability?
title_full_unstemmed Pastoralism Development in the Sahel : A Road to Stability?
title_sort pastoralism development in the sahel : a road to stability?
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2016
url http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24228
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