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A step toward resilience in Ethiopia’s Somali Region

The Somali region of Ethiopia which has a population of about 5 million people, is the most important food and water insecure region in the […]

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Building ecosystem resilience in Ethiopia’s Somali Region

How can we build the long-term resilience of communities to withstand recurring food and water insecurity, droughts and flash floods in the Horn of Africa […]

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A Step Towards Resilience: Joint Initiatives Addressing Protracted Crisis in Somali Region-Ethiopia

A Step Towards Resilience is a compilation of inspiring stories from the disaster-prone Somali Region of Ethiopia. Wetlands International worked with partners Red Cross, Red […]

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Hope for Lake Ol’ Bolossat as the Government declares its gazettement

It is the beautiful sight of the Egyptian and yellow-billed geese flocks swimming gracefully in the brackish water along the shores that welcomes you to […]

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Empowering citizens in Kajiado and Laikipia counties

On 25th and 28th September 2017 Watershed – Empowering Citizens programme was launched in Laikipia and Kajiado Counties respectively. The event attracted different stakeholders from […]

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Wetlands International Supervisory Council visits Kenya

Wetlands International Supervisory Council accompanied by Wetlands International Management Team visited Kenya between 4th and 8th December 2017. The group led by a diverse team […]

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RUFIJI DELTA: A HUB FOR MANGROVES

A serene and tranquil atmosphere is what welcomes you to Nyamisati village, in Kibiti district, a town about 180kms from Dar es salaam one of […]

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Engaging the private sector for a sustainable landscape management.

Partnerships with the private sector potentially offer a new entry point for achieving sustainable and inclusive growth in the water and development sector. A training […]

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WASH and Water Security: Integration and the role of civil society

This document explains how civil society organisations can help to achieve the required integration and comes with 24 practical integration examples.

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Enlisting the Private Sector to sustain Landscapes and Communities in Kenya

The private sector has an enormous impact on the environment, either directly through resource extraction, manufacturing, agriculture and industry; or indirectly through consolidation and processing of products from farmers, artisans and miners. These activities can have devastating effects on people and ecosystems.