PENHA has been involved in action-oriented research related to pastoral and agro-pastoral development throughout the Horn of Africa. We have an established track record in the field of pastoral research, project implementation, gender studies and policy advocacy among pastoral peoples throughout the Horn region (including Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda) and through its Development Education and Youth Programme in the UK.
We empower pastoralist communities and their institutions to play a full role in their own development.
We research ways to mitigate the effect climate change has on food security and livelihoods
We collaborate with organisations to deliver training, conduct research and run workshops to address resource based conflict
We work with partners to empower women and help change attitudes to women’s participation in the economy and public life
We deliver workshops in animal husbandry and agriculture to help people build sustainable livelihoods
We engage youth both in the Horn of Africa and the UK to enhance our work
We ensure communities are able access to vital resources to enable them to grow
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Prof. Mitiku Haile has been awarded the prestigious World Agriculture Prize for 2021, by GCHERA (the Global Confederation of Higher Education Associations for Agricultural and Life Sciences), in recognition of his outstanding achievements in agriculture, life science education and scientific research (see announcement press release here).
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