Triple L

Land Livestock Livelihoods

A research network in the East African drylands

Tall, green grass inside a living fence in Kenya.

Drylands Transform

Pathways and challenges towards a transformation of landscapes, livestock and livelihoods

Drylands Restore

Management and restoration towards healthy rangelands in East Africa

People in a meeting under a tree in Kenya.

Paradox

A comparative analysis of different tenure systems and their implications for climate change vulnerability

Healthy cattle grazing in a dry landscape in West Pokot, Kenya.

About

Triple L is a multidisciplinary research initiative taking its base in the land-use and livelihood transformations that has taken place in West Pokot and surrounding dryland areas during the last three decades. Triple L is made up by it’s many different past and present projects that have taken its base in West Pokot district, Kenya.

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Activities and news

24 September 2021 Seminar on pastoralist land rights Per Knutsson, one of the Dryland Transform researchers will on the 6th of October have a webinar ...
23 September 2021 Animal and dairy science Rural development Soil science Environmental sciences Livestock cafés as pathways to transformative change The concept of a livestock café is an excellent and novel way of engaging with farmers and local...
06 September 2021 Research International Agenda 2030 Drylands Transform soon at Agri4D Drylands Transform will soon have two oral presentations at the Agri4D conference on 28-30th of...

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Published: 28 April 2021 - Page editor: ylva.nyberg@slu.se

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SLU and the greenhouse gas inventory

Drylands Transform

Drylands Restore

Paradox

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