Drylands Transform featured in IGAD publication

The article  concluded with some lessons learnt;

1. Even the most severely degraded land can be restored through regenerative approaches involving water harvesting and increasing
   organic matter in the soil, while involving the local people.
2. Prevalence of malnutrition is very high in Karamoja region for both children under 5 years and women. Local and national governments,
   practioners and researchers need to work together and come up with ways of building sustainable food and nutiritional resilience through landscape scale land restoration approaches.
3. Promotion of high crop diversity kitchen gardens established through regernerative approaches is an appropriate approach for enhancing food and nutrition resilience in the drylands.