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A pastoralist guiding a herd of sheep in a dusty landscape, with the sun setting behind hills in the background

by PASTRES
Posted on June 17, 2022June 17, 2022

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Alpacas and their keepers in the Andean South of Peru. (Photos: Greta Semplici)

"Inspired by the vast stretches of land, grass, ponds and swamps, wild animals, and livestock that surround farm life, the llaneros have developed a strong intimacy with their territory."

Two events on 6 and 8 March explore how development policy can better support pastoralists’ needs and capacities to work with uncertainty.

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