Brief

Climate change, conflict and intersectional vulnerability among pastoral women in the East and horn of Africa. Evidence from Key Informant Interviews (KIIs) with pastoralist womenled, humanitarian, peacebuilding and policy organizations across Kenya…

author(s)

Takaindisa, Joyce

themes
  • Climate action
  • Gender, youth and inclusion
regions
  • Kenya
  • Somalia
  • Tanzania, United Republic
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Takaindisa, J.; Noor, F.; Kamunzu, B.; Hassan, Y. (2026) Climate change, conflict and intersectional vulnerability among pastoral women in the East and Horn of Africa. Evidence from Key Informant Interviews (KIIs) with pastoralist women-led, humanitarian, peacebuilding and policy organizations across Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania, and South Africa. CGIAR Climate Security, Organization for Pastoral Peace Development (OPPD). Brief 1. 23 p.

Across Sub-Saharan Africa, pastoralist women are not 0nly experiencing climate change as an isolated event. Climate change is restructuring pastoral livelihoods, governance, mobility and gender relations.