Oromia Pastoralists Honoured at Equator Prize

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Oromia Pastoralists Honoured at Equator Prize, December 2015

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Extreme weather conditions such as drought can lead to conflict between pastoral communities who share scarce resources.

Tags: Ethiopia; Food and Agriculture; Kenya; Sustainable Development; Agribusiness

Created: 18th Dec 2015
Modified: 18th Dec 2015

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