LEAD approach to addressing
Livestock's role in dryland management
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Activity 3: Design of Policy and Technology Options

The design of policy options in LEAD’s “livestock in dryland management programme” will focus on institutional innovations to promote equitable resource access and benefit-sharing mechanisms. This will be complemented by suitable technologies to reduce grazing pressure in critical areas and to reduce wildlife biodiversity degradation. This will be achieved by the design of:

  • community-based development programmes based on benefit-sharing of wildlife revenues and participatory land use planning, based on integrated policy-technology combinations
  • policy and technology options to enhance the ability of pastoralists to mitigate the effects of drought and to enhance the resilience of pastoral livelihoods
  • policy and technology options to be included as integrated components in watershed development programmes in India
  • policy and technology options for the management of central Asian grassland will be developed based on the above review
  Project Areas

Piloting Livestock and Wildlife Integration in Communal Lands Adjacent to Protected Areas in Africa

Livestock and Environment interactions in buffer zones of protected areas

Decision Support to Livestock and Environment Policy Issues in Watershed Development

Pastoral Systems and Land Degradation in West Africa

Increasing water-use efficiency for food production through better livestock management

  See also
Programme addressing livestock’s role in the deforestation process, click here...

Programme addressing land, water and air pollution by industrial livestock production, click here...
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