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Decentralization of Pastoral Resources Management and its Effects on Environmental Degradation and Poverty
Experience from Northern Kenya
Kioko Munyao
Christopher B. Barrett
Cornell University - Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics & Management
DECENTRALIZATION AND THE SOCIAL ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPMENT: LESSONS FROM KENYA, Christopher B. Barrett, Andrew G. Mude, John M. Omiti, eds., CAB International, Forthcoming
Abstract:
This chapter explores these issues in the Hurri Hills area of Marsabit District, where externally imposed changes in governance have combined with a World Bank Global Environmental Facility (GEF) project to alter local patterns of natural resource management. In particular, in the process of decentralization, recent migrants who have settled permanently in the area have acquired significant government-sanctioned power, while traditional but transient resource users, such as transhumant pastoralists, have seen their influence over natural resource use governance wane.
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Date posted: June 26, 2008
Suggested CitationMunyao, Kioko and Barrett, Christopher B., Decentralization of Pastoral Resources Management and its Effects on Environmental Degradation and Poverty
Experience from Northern Kenya. DECENTRALIZATION AND THE SOCIAL ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPMENT: LESSONS FROM KENYA, Christopher B. Barrett, Andrew G. Mude, John M. Omiti, eds., CAB International, Forthcoming. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1142516
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