As the PASTRES programme draws to a close, we reflect on our work between 2018-2023 on the varieties and challenges of pastoralism across different world regions.
The core work of the PASTRES programme has been in six countries across three continents (see map). However, the work of affiliates, post-doctoral students and others has extended the work to other regions. Our global work has attempted to provide perspectives from across the world, highlighting diverse forms of pastoral across settings.
This article is from PASTRES, a research programme that aims to learn from pastoralists about responding to uncertainty and resilience, with lessons for global challenges. PASTRES is co-hosted by IDS.
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