Poster prepared by Fiona Flintan (ILRI); Ken Otieno (RECONCILE); Hijaba Ykhanbai (JASIL); Dinesh Desai (MARAG); Gabriel Seghezzo (FUNDAPAZ) for the 7th Multi-Stakeholder Partnership Meeting of the Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 8–12 May 2017 The Rangelands Initiative The International Land Coalition’s Rangelands Initiative supports government and other actors to influence the development of enabling policy and legislation, and/or implement these in a way that better supports productive and sustainable rangeland use. Through jointly identifying solutions based on innovation and practice the Initiative aims to make rangelands more secure for local rangeland users.

1. Interna'onal
Land
Coali'on’s
Rangeland
Ini'a've,
coordinated
and
technical
support
provided
by
ILRI
and
RECONCILE-­‐Kenya
Fiona
Flintan
(ILRI)
and
Ken
O@eno
(RECONCILE)
The
Rangelands
Ini'a've
The
Interna*onal
Land
Coali*on’s
Rangelands
Ini*a*ve
supports
government
and
other
actors
to
influence
the
development
of
enabling
policy
and
legisla*on,
and/or
implement
these
in
a
way
that
beAer
supports
produc*ve
and
sustainable
rangeland
use.
Through
jointly
iden*fying
solu*ons
based
on
innova*on
and
prac*ce
the
Ini*a*ve
aims
to
make
rangelands
more
secure
for
local
rangeland
users.
Ac'vi'es
Ac*vi*es
of
the
Ini*a*ve
include:
•
Research.
•
Facilita*on
of
informa*on
exchange
and
peer
learning.
•
Consolida*on
of
good
prac*ce.
•
Adapta*on
of
good
prac*ce
to
local
contexts.
•
Pilo*ng
and
demonstra*on
of
innova*ons.
•
Engagement
with
governments
and
con*nental
bodies
working
on
land
issues
in
rangelands.
•
Provision
of
seed
money
for
ac*vi*es/processes.
•
Networking
and
linking
different
sets
of
actors.
•
Strengthening
the
voice
of
rangelands
users
in
land-­‐related
decision-­‐making
processes.
• Documenta*on
and
knowledge
management.
Cycle
of
engagement
and
support
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Objec'ves
The
objec*ves
of
the
Rangelands
Ini*a*ve
are:
1.
To
develop
or
strengthen
collab-­‐
ora*ve
partnerships
with
the
common
vision
of
improving
the
tenure
security
of
rangeland
users.
2.
To
facilitate
the
sharing
of
lessons
learned
and
experiences,
in
order
to
influence
the
development
of
policy
and
legisla*on,
that
will
make
rangelands
secure.
3.
To
iden*fy,
develop
and/or
scale-­‐
up
innova*ons
and
ini*a*ves,
which
assist
governments
and
other
actors
to
implement
suppor*ng
policy
and
legisla*on
for
rangeland
tenure
security.
We
support
ILC
members
or
partners
in:
•
Ethiopia
•
Kenya
•
Tanzania
•
Sudan
An'cipated
results
Governments
will
be
beAer
informed
and
have
a
higher
level
of
capacity
to
develop
and
implement
policy
and
legisla*on
that
enables
and
supports
local
rangeland
users
and
produc*ve
rangeland
systems.
Experience
sharing
and
learning
ac*vi*es
will
provide
opportuni*es
for
communi*es
and
those
that
work
with
them
to
share
their
own
experiences,
with
decision-­‐makers
and
other
actors.
Par*cular
aAen*on
will
be
given
to
otherwise
oRen-­‐
marginalised
groups
such
as
women,
youth
and
indigenous
peoples.
ILC
members’
capacity
to
work
with
governments
and
other
actors
on
land
issues
will
be
strengthened
through
the
engagement
and
support
programs,
and
the
learning
and
collabora*ve
ac*on
promoted.
Fiona
Flintan
Email:
f.flintan@cgiar.org
●
Box
5689
Addis
Ababa
Ethiopia
●
+251
11
617
2000
Internet:
www.ilri.org
or
www.landcoali*on.org/en/what-­‐we-­‐do/rangelands
This
project
is
funded
by
various
donors
through
ILC
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licensed
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•
South
Sudan
•
Uganda
•
Cameroon
•
Madagascar
and
others,
with
linkages
to
Asia
and
La*n
America.