Sahel

10 entries

Crops and cattle

Climate change and conflict - reframing the debate

Began April 2022

Lots of people park their motorbikes to gather

Q&A: How COVID-19 is impacting rural Africans in the Sahel

26 May 2021

17753IIED.pdf

Farmer-herder conflict in Africa: rethinking the phenomenon?

01 June 2020

Two women draw water from a well

Land, investment and migration: a portrait of village life in Mali

Event on 17 June 2020

Dlonguebougou, is a village of 1,500 people in the commune of N'Koumandougou, on the northern edge in central Mali (Image: Google Maps)

Long-term change in the Malian Sahel: portrait of Dlonguebougou village

April 2016 - December 2017

A dust storm looms over the drylands of the Sahel (Photo: Marie Monimart/IIED)

How oceans dried out the Sahel

Alessandra Giannini
21 October 2016

A pastoralist dwelling in Niger. Rural communities have learned to exploit the variability of dryland environments (Photo: IIED)

The end of desertification?

Roy Behnke and Michael Mortimore
29 September 2016

A pastoralist with camels in Niger. Pastoralists use resources flexibly and adapt to climate variability more easily than many other groups. State policies that favour settled agriculture are more of a challenge (Photo: Stephen Andersen/IIED)

Does climate change cause conflicts in the Sahel?

Tor Benjaminsen
13 September 2016

Crops and cattle

Climate change and conflict - reframing the debate

Active Project

Lots of people park their motorbikes to gather

Q&A: How COVID-19 is impacting rural Africans in the Sahel

Article, 26 May 2021

17753IIED.pdf

Farmer-herder conflict in Africa: rethinking the phenomenon?

Publication, 01 June 2020

Two women draw water from a well

Land, investment and migration: a portrait of village life in Mali

Event on 17 June 2020

Dlonguebougou, is a village of 1,500 people in the commune of N'Koumandougou, on the northern edge in central Mali (Image: Google Maps)

Long-term change in the Malian Sahel: portrait of Dlonguebougou village

Archived Project

A dust storm looms over the drylands of the Sahel (Photo: Marie Monimart/IIED)

How oceans dried out the Sahel

Blog, 21 October 2016

A pastoralist dwelling in Niger. Rural communities have learned to exploit the variability of dryland environments (Photo: IIED)

The end of desertification?

Blog, 29 September 2016

A pastoralist with camels in Niger. Pastoralists use resources flexibly and adapt to climate variability more easily than many other groups. State policies that favour settled agriculture are more of a challenge (Photo: Stephen Andersen/IIED)

Does climate change cause conflicts in the Sahel?

Blog, 13 September 2016

Climate change winners and losers in Sahel

Blog, 22 December 2010

Less erosion, less warming

Blog, 11 November 2010