Abstract The Congo Basin is a vital water artery in Central Africa and holds more than 50%
of Africa's surface water. Despite the abundance of natural and human resources, the region …

Pastoral regions are challenged by social and ecological changes. Yet, there is increasingly
robust evidence that pastoralism is a viable and sustainable livelihood and that pastoralists …

Mobile phones fit well into the lives of pastoralists in low‐income countries. The technology
is firmly integrated into most pastoralist communities, affecting and transforming several core …

This paper examines the diversification of pastoralist herding practices in the context of
socio-climatic change and the ways in which mobile technologies shape this diversification …

Rural communities in Africa are facing numerous challenges related to human health,
agricultural production, water scarcity and service delivery. Addressing such challenges …

Today there is a disjuncture between migration flows that are complex, mixed and constantly
evolving and the emerging global migration governance paradigm that seeks to impose …

Strategies for equitably managing savannas are urgently needed as these ecosystems
undergo significant social and ecological changes that threaten their sustainability and the …

This article analyses the ways in which the nomadic Mbororo's claim to grazing land in the
territorial margins of the Central African Republic (CAR) has shifted under the influence of …

Climate change and the environment are amongst the core set of drivers that induce and
shape human migration (Black et al. 2011). Yet, precisely how influential climate change is …

The war in Ukraine is the first conventional war to ever take place in an entirely connected
information ecology. The internet has not been switched off. Mundane smart devices are …