Patron Joanna Lumley OBE

Our Activities

PENHA seeks to reduce poverty and marginalisation among pastoralist communities through the following activities:

  • capacity building, training and education delivery for pastoralist communities with consideration of gender equality
  • providing also training to relevant local NGOs and CBOs, line ministries etc to improve the effectiveness of service delivery for pastoralist communities.
  • establishing fora for pastoralist communities as a base for their social empowerment
  • Creating small-income generating and micro-credit opportunities and facilitating market links for pastoralists
  • action-oriented research that also enhances the utilisation of indigenous expertise.
  • awareness rising and lobbying of pastoralist issues to positively change broad perceptives that pastoralism is an acient way of life that collides with current development efforts
  • publishing research findings, reports and books, and distributing these widely among relevant stakeholders including policy makers as an important tool of awareness rising towards pastoralist issues.
  • networking with related organisations, ministries, the academia and other stakeholders for the exchange of information, experience and ideas on pastoralist issues

Ongoing Activities in the Region
For more information on PENHA activities in each country please click on the country links at the left side of this page.

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What's New

PENHA'S August Newsletter available
Download the latest fully illustrated issue from PENHA's website.
Added:Saturday 28th August

Handicrafts made by Sudanese pastoralist women
A showcase shown after a training session of 45 pastoralist women from Kassala State in Eastern Sudan.
Added:Saturday 21st August

Enhancing food security and the environment in Sudan
The use of alternative animal feeds to enhance food security and environmental protection in the Sudan (The case for Prosopis Juliflora)
Added:Monday 16th August

PENHA's Director live on Vox Africa
Dr. Zeremariam Fre appeared on the weekly "Shoot the Messenger" programme in August 2010 to discuss urban development in Africa.
Added:Sunday 08th August

"The Ankole Longhorn Cattle Sustain our Life and Livelihood - We have to Conserve Them"
The launch of an important report held in February 2010 at Sanga, Nyabushozi Kiruhura District.
Added:Tuesday 04th May

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