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of transhumance. FAO and Beijer Institute for Ecological Economics. Intermediate Technology
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Niamir-Fuller M (2016) Towards sustainability in the extensive and intensive livestock sectors.
Rev Sci Tech Off Int Epiz 35(2):371–387. https://doi.org/10.20506/rst.issue.35.2.2521
Niamir-Fuller M, Kerven C, Reid R, Millner-Guillland E (2012) Co-existence of wildlife and pastoralism on extensive rangelands: competition or compatibility? Pastor Res Pol Pract 2(1):8.
https://doi.org/10.1186/20141-7136-2-8
Niamir-Fuller M, Turner MD (1999) A review of recent literature on pastoralism and transhumance in Africa. In: Niamir-Fuller M (ed) Managing mobility in African rangelands: the legitimization of transhumance. FAO and Beijer Institute for Ecological Economics. Intermediate
Technology Publications, London, pp 18–46
Ouedraogo R, Davies J (2016) Enabling sustainable pastoralism: policies and investments that
optimise livestock production and rangeland stewardship. Rév Sci téch 35(2):619–630. https://
doi.org/10.20506/rst.35.2.2544
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Family Farming, Saschiz www.fundatia-adept.org
Reid R, Galvin K, Kruska R (2008) Global significance of extensive grazing lands and pastoral societies: an introduction. In: Galvin K et al (eds) Fragmentation in arid and semi-arid
landscapes: consequences for human and natural systems. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.
org/10.1007/978-1-4020-4906-4-1
Roeder P (1996) Livestock disease scenarios of mobile vs. sedentary pastoral systems. In:
Proceedings of 3rd international technical consultations on pastoral development in Brussels.
UNSO, New York
M. Niamir-Fuller and E. Huber-Sannwald
ILRI (2018) Making the case for livestock: economic opportunity. International Livestock
Research Institute, Nairobi. www.whylivestockmatter.org
Johnsen KI, Niamir-Fuller M, Bensada A, Waters-Bayer A (2019) A case of benign neglect: knowledge gaps in the sustainability of pastoralism and rangelands. United Nations Environment
Programme, Nairobi
Kamuzora F, Franks T (2001) Dynamics of development interventions in Tanzania: from projects to direct budgetary support and livelihoods approaches. Unpublished report Institute
of Development Management Mzumbe, Tanzania and Bradford Centre for International
Development, London
Jefatura del Estado (1995) Ley 3/95 de 23 de marzo, de Vias Pecurias. Official State Gazette no.
71 of 24 March 1995
Little PD (1985) Absentee herd owners and part-time pastoralists: the political economy of
resource use in northern Kenya. Hum Ecol 13:131–151
Little PD (1996) Pastoralism, biodiversity and the shaping of savanna landscapes in East Africa.
Africa: J Int Afr Inst 66(1):37–51. https://doi.org/10.2307/1161510
Ly A, Niamir-Fuller M (2005) La proprieté collective et la mobilité pastorale en tant qu’alliées de
la conservation: éxperiences et politiques innovatrices au Férlo, Senegal. IUCN/CEESP. IUCN
Policy Matters No. 13, Gland, Switzerland
Mainali B, Luukkanen J, Silveira S, Kaivo-oja J (2018) Evaluating synergies and trade-offs among
sustainable development goals (SDGs): explorative analyses of development paths in South
Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. Sustainability 10:815. https://doi.org/10.3390/su10030815
McGahey D, Davies J, Hagelberg N, Ouedraogo R (2014) Pastoralism and the green economy – a
natural nexus? IUCN and UNEP, Nairobi. http://iucn.org/wisp
Nexus Regional Dialogue Programme (2019). Water-energy-food nexus serves the SDGs. GIZ
Berlin. https://www.nexus-dialogue-programme.eu/about/nexus-and-the-sdgs/. Accessed 15
Feb 2019
Niamir-Fuller M (1997) The resilience of pastoral herding in Sahelian Africa. In: Berkes F, Folke
C (eds) Linking social and ecological systems: institutional learning for resilience. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, pp 250–284
Niamir-Fuller M (1999) Conflict management and mobility among pastoralists in Karamoja,
Uganda. In: Niamir-Fuller M (ed) Managing mobility in African rangelands: the legitimization
of transhumance. FAO and Beijer Institute for Ecological Economics. Intermediate Technology
Publications, London, pp 149–183
Niamir-Fuller M (2016) Towards sustainability in the extensive and intensive livestock sectors.
Rev Sci Tech Off Int Epiz 35(2):371–387. https://doi.org/10.20506/rst.issue.35.2.2521
Niamir-Fuller M, Kerven C, Reid R, Millner-Guillland E (2012) Co-existence of wildlife and pastoralism on extensive rangelands: competition or compatibility? Pastor Res Pol Pract 2(1):8.
https://doi.org/10.1186/20141-7136-2-8
Niamir-Fuller M, Turner MD (1999) A review of recent literature on pastoralism and transhumance in Africa. In: Niamir-Fuller M (ed) Managing mobility in African rangelands: the legitimization of transhumance. FAO and Beijer Institute for Ecological Economics. Intermediate
Technology Publications, London, pp 18–46
Ouedraogo R, Davies J (2016) Enabling sustainable pastoralism: policies and investments that
optimise livestock production and rangeland stewardship. Rév Sci téch 35(2):619–630. https://
doi.org/10.20506/rst.35.2.2544
Page N, Popa R (2013) Family farming in Romania. European Commission Consultations on
Family Farming, Saschiz www.fundatia-adept.org
Reid R, Galvin K, Kruska R (2008) Global significance of extensive grazing lands and pastoral societies: an introduction. In: Galvin K et al (eds) Fragmentation in arid and semi-arid
landscapes: consequences for human and natural systems. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.
org/10.1007/978-1-4020-4906-4-1
Roeder P (1996) Livestock disease scenarios of mobile vs. sedentary pastoral systems. In:
Proceedings of 3rd international technical consultations on pastoral development in Brussels.
UNSO, New York
M. Niamir-Fuller and E. Huber-Sannwald