Igad protocol to help Turkana promote viable pastoralism
A herder from Kakon’gu in Turkana South with his sheep and goats at a watering point. Turkana has adopted a protocol which is expected to promote and sustain pastoralism along the border.
The county government of Turkana has adopted a protocol which is expected to promote and sustain pastoralism along the border, as well as address conflicts over pasture and water.
The protocol titled ‘The Karamoja Transhumance Corridor Development Plan’ was developed by the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (Igad) on transhumance along the border of Kenya and Uganda.
