2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.wace.2017.06.001
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Intervention pathways towards improving the resilience of pastoralists: A study from Borana communities, southern Ethiopia

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“…This pattern has particularly been observed among many pastoral groups in East Africa, such as Boarana [79] and Afar of Ethiopia [80]. To this end, most of the food insecurity in pastoral communities is a result of weak resilience to shocks [81]. Vectors such as tsetse have also been recognised as causing instability within complex adaptive systems.…”
Section: Socioecological Effects Of Tsetse Invasion In Karamojamentioning
confidence: 97%
“…This pattern has particularly been observed among many pastoral groups in East Africa, such as Boarana [79] and Afar of Ethiopia [80]. To this end, most of the food insecurity in pastoral communities is a result of weak resilience to shocks [81]. Vectors such as tsetse have also been recognised as causing instability within complex adaptive systems.…”
Section: Socioecological Effects Of Tsetse Invasion In Karamojamentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In the 2010 study, assets were separated into Agricultural (AA) and Non-agricultural assets (NAA), while a technology uptake component was included, called Agricultural practice and technology (APT). The fundamental hypothesis was that the assets, capitals and opportunities are resilience dimensions that reflect the degree of stability (i.e., the degree to which the assets and options available to households do not change over time) and adaptability (Alinovi et al 2008(Alinovi et al , 2010Ambelu et al 2017;Lokosang et al 2014). Based on these, households with larger amounts of assets or better resources and options are perceived to be more resilient, and capable of coping/adapting better with shocks.…”
Section: Historical Evolution Of Conceptualizing Resilience From Foodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We consider these studies as not adequately analyzing resilience and food security, leading to a risk of circular reasoning, particularly for the relatively recent studies in this category. Empirical studies in this category include Alinovi et al (2008), (2010), Ambelu et al (2017), Boukary et al (2016), Browne et al (2014a, b) and Lokosang et al (2014).…”
Section: Empirical Evidence On the Relationship Between Resilience Anmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analytical design of PLS-SEM (and SEM in general) is indeed a simplified representation of the real processes at stake, balancing the model complexity with the ability to interpret the model output results, similar to the model complexity consideration in agent-based modeling [ 62 ]. For example, simplified representation approaches have been successful to represent resources consumption by herders in Sahel region using an agent-based model [ 63 ], or pathways explaining resilience of pastoralist systems in Ethiopia using SEM [ 64 ]. In the case of Andean bofedales, this study is a first step towards understanding the role of socio-economic drivers on grazing pressure in the Andes.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%