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Social Tenure Domain Model (STDM) is about people and their relationships with land. The tool as applied secures tenure through the recognition of tenure diversity and social contexts. STDM recognizes that secure tenure builds confidence among the resource users and therefore promotes investments confidence at different levels including; small scale, …
On-farm indigenous pasture establishment demonstrations offer a practical approach to encourage adoption in the arid and semi-arid environments in Kenya.
Mara Beef propose une nouvelle approche de vente directe sur les marchés pour les pastoralistes du Kenya, afin de mieux rentabiliser la production bovine pour les propriétaires locaux des terres. Ce modèle de production bovine est combiné avec la gestion des parcours et la formation pour tenter d’améliorer les conditions …
After consultations with local stakeholders, experts (from NEMA, ICRAF, KFS, Wildlife Kenya) and Homabay County Government representatives the FMNR approach is being introduced by World Vision through a public funded project. The aim of the approach is to promote FMNR and sustainable land and natural resource management through disseminating the …
L’approche par « bassin versant » soutient les systèmes de gestion durable des terres par la conservation de zones définies (appelées « micro-environnements »), grâce à la participation active des communautés qui y vivent.
Spontaneous land users' initiative to meet household needs - especially firewood and timber - through planting Grevillea robusta trees as part of an agroforestry system.
Small-scale farmers forming self-help groups to provide mutual support for adopting and promoting conservation agriculture.
The approach focuses on community engagement on a partnership basis. The model is a departure from the traditional approaches where the community mostly is reduced to being a beneficiary of project services without substantive responsibility.
WRUA are associations of water users and riparian land owners who have associated for the purposes of cooperatively sharing, managing and conserving a common water resource.
WRUA are associations of water users and riparian land owners who have associated for the purposes of cooperatively sharing, managing and conserving a common water resource.
