
Resilience
Savings groups build a buffer against drought
Village Savings and Loan Associations are helping households absorb shocks and plan ahead for the dry season.
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Behind every program is a community taking the lead in its own protection, peace, and development. Here's a closer look at what that looks like on the ground.
In Elwak, longstanding disputes over grazing land and water access had strained relationships between neighbouring communities for years. PPDI's community dialogue forums brought elders, youth representatives, and local leaders together around a shared table.
"We stopped seeing each other as rivals for resources, and started seeing each other as neighbours with the same problem."
Six months on, the forums meet monthly, and a joint resource-sharing agreement is now in place between the two communities.
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