Penha
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pastoralism Affairs
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London
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The Pastoral and Environmental Network in the Horn of Africa (PENHA) is an African inspired and led international nongovernmental organisation (INGO) and research institute, founded in 1989 by a group of development practitioners concerned about the future of pastoralism in the Horn of Africa.
For 30 years, PENHA has played a leading role in bringing pastoralism to the forefront of development discourse, promoting it as a dignified way of life for communities in the Horn of Africa and as an important contribution to the economy – linking practice with policy
It has over three decades’ experience in action-oriented research related to pastoral and agro-pastoral development throughout the Horn of Africa and has an established track record in the field of pastoral research, project implementation, gender studies and policy advocacy among pastoral peoples throughout the Horn region and through its Development Education and Youth Programme in the UK. Through its collaboration with partners at multiple levels – local actors, community-based organisations, universities, research institutes, nongovernmental and ministerial organisations in both Africa and internationally PENHA has contributed to development policy and practice in Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somaliland, Somalia, Sudan and Uganda.
It has over three decades’ experience in action-oriented research related to pastoral and agro-pastoral development throughout the Horn of Africa and has an established track record in the field of pastoral research, project implementation, gender studies and policy advocacy among pastoral peoples throughout the Horn region and through its Development Education and Youth Programme in the UK. Through its collaboration with partners at multiple levels – local actors, community-based organisations, universities, research institutes, nongovernmental and ministerial organisations in both Africa and internationally PENHA has contributed to development policy and practice in Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somaliland, Somalia, Sudan and Uganda.