Land Rights And Food Sovereignty
Securing sustainable access to land and resources for indigenous communities’ sovereignty and well-being.
The Struggle
Indigenous communities often face threats to their ancestral lands and traditional resource management practices, undermining their cultural continuity and livelihoods.
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Our Initiatives
IWGI works tirelessly to protect indigenous land rights through:
- Educating communities on sustainable land use practices
- Promoting food sovereignty through permaculture adoption
- Advocating for the protection of indigenous land rights
- Supporting communities in maximizing productivity of their grazing fields
Recent Projects
- Rangeland Restoration and Pasture Management:
We conducted training on rangeland restoration and pasture management at the Lake Baringo cluster in Salabain location, empowering local communities to sustainably manage their grazing lands. - Permaculture Demonstration:
In Sambalat, Elgeyo Marakwet, we carried out permaculture adoption demonstration activities, showcasing sustainable land use practices.
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