Pastoralist Resilience Portrait
Pastoralist Resilience Portrait
Pastoralist Resilience Portrait
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2. Underlying contextual issues - social norms and barriers and unreliable market systems Pastoralist societies typically have elaborate
patriarchal social institutions that shape women and girls’ social norms and barriers. These norms and barriers constrain the achievement of
development outcomes and restrict the empowerment of, and attainment of individual rights for, these women and girls.
3. Key attributes of a pastoralist resilience model; Anticipatory, Absorptive, Adaptive and Transformative
Development interventions in vulnerable pastoralist communities often fail to prevent recurrent crises – and humanitarian responses often fail to
sustainably protect livelihoods.
Communities make informed livelihood decisions that diversify risk and increase resilience.