Project to Strengthen the Resilience of Local Communities in the Bafing Region made Vulnerable due to Farmer-Breeder Conflict Exacerbated by the Effects of Climate Change

The Locally-led Adaptation project aims to improve the resilience of local communities in the Bafing region made vulnerable by farmer-herder conflicts exacerbated by the effects of climate change. Specifically, these are:▪ Strengthen hosting infrastructure and promote good livestock practices to improve the resilience of transhumant and local pastoralists to drought▪ Strengthening farmers' adaptive capacities to improve their resilience to the effects of climate change▪ Strengthening social cohesion for peaceful and sustainable coexistence between farmers and livestock keepers▪ Promote the integration of agricultural and pastoral activities to support the diversification of the livelihoods of local communities, especially women and youth▪ Ensure the sustainability of strategies to improve farmer-livestock cohabitation to strengthen their adaptation and support learning of climate-resilient practices at local and national levels.