Pastoralists
72
Policies changed
18
practises changed
23
Agendas
Mobile pastoralist communities are 2 to 10 times more productive than settled ranching alternatives, restoring and enhancing their rangeland environments.
Pastoralists practice shared resource use and mobility, restoring ecosystems and enhancing climate benefits while contributing to sustainable food systems.
But while pastoralists safeguard our planet and provide food security to the communities inhabiting pastoral regions, they rarely have secure rights to land, territory and mobility.
Often politically marginalised, pastoralists commonly live and work within adverse land and resource policy frameworks, frameworks that fail to take the complexities of pastoral land use into account.
We're working with members to promote the rights of pastoralists to ensure healthy and sustainable rangelands and resilient livelihoods. Securing their land rights is not only good for them, it is also good for our planet.
Pastoralist-led people's organisations
22
ORGANISATIONS
3.3M+
PEOPLE REPRESENTED
16
COUNTRIES
What happens when the frontlines go quiet?
DATA THAT MOVES POLICY
Mongolia and ILC break new ground with launch of pastoralist tenure indicator pilot
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Supporting communities of pastoralists and hunter-gatherers to secure land and sustainably manage resources
25 April 2016
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Mongolia and ILC break new ground with launch of pastoralist tenure indicator pilot
10 February 2026
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Protecting shared grazing through joint village land use planning
22 April 2016
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