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League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development,
Annual Report 2005 9
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Koehler-Rollefson, Ilse, Jacob Wanyama and Evelyn Mathias.
Challenges of developing sui generis system for the protection of
indigenous livestock genetic resources and associated traditional
knowledge. [parallel session 3]
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Loquang, T.M., and I. Köehler-Rollefson [sic]. The potential bene-
fits and challenges of agricultural animal biotechnology to pastoral-
ists. [plenary session 2]
Köhler-Rollefson, Ilse. 2005. Desertifikation ­ ein aktueller Blick auf die
globale Dimension und die Herausforderungen des Problems. Im-
pulsreferat bei der Tagung "Desertifikation ­ Antworten auf die
weltweite Zerstörung von Landesressourcen? Zum Stand der Um-
setzung und Engagement der Zivilgesellschaft im Rahmen der in-
ternationalen Konvention (NCCD)", Forum Umwelt und Entwick-
lung, 28 Apr, Frankfurt.
Köhler-Rollefson, Ilse, and H.S. Rathore. 2005. The LIFE method: A peo-
ple-centred conceptual and methodological approach to the docu-
mentation of animal genetic resources. Paper presented at
Deutscher Tropentag, Stuttgart-Hohenheim, 11­13 Oct 2005.
www.tropentag.de/2005/abstracts/full/604.pdf
Mathias, Evelyn, Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, and Jacob Wanyama. 2005.
Pastoralists, local breeds and the fight for Livestock Keepers'
Rights. Paper presented at the PENHA 15th anniversary confer-
ence "Pastoralism in the Horn of Africa: Surviving Against All
Odds", London, 15 Sep 2005.
www.penhanetwork.org/attachments/Paper%20Evelyn%20Matthia
s.pdf
Mathias, Evelyn, Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, Ellen Geerlings, and Katrien van't
Hooft. 2005. Endogenous livestock development ­ Can it help the
poor? Paper presented at Deutscher Tropentag, Stuttgart-
Hohenheim, 11­13 Oct 2005.
www.tropentag.de/2005/abstracts/full/583.pdf
Mathias, Evelyn. 2005. Livestock breeds and genes on the move: Ex-
changes between North and South. Poster presented at Deutscher
Tropentag, Stuttgart-Hohenheim, 11­13 Oct 2005.
www.tropentag.de/2005/abstracts/links/Mathias_W2x7oqL4.pdf
About the League for Pastoral Peoples and
Endogenous Livestock Development
Mission
LPP is a research and resource organization for socially and ecologically
responsible livestock development. provides technical support, advisory
services and advocacy for pastoral societies and other small-scale live-
stock keepers to help them pursue their own vision of development and to
stand their ground in the face of unfavourable policy environments and
alienation of their pasture grounds. LPP is also a resource organization for
holistic and people-centred livestock development and promotes the con-
cept of endogenous livestock development relying on indigenous knowl-
edge and institutions, local animal genetic resources and feed. The well-
being of domesticated animals is a secondary but important focus of its
work.
Background
LPP was established in 1992 by a small group of veterinary and other con-
cerned professionals confronted with the crisis situation of camel pastoral-
LPP Board Mem-
bers
Dr. Christiane Herweg
c.m.herweg@t-online.de
Dr. Juliane Bräunig
j.braeunig@bfr.bund.de
Dr. Ilse Köhler-Rollefson
ilse@pastoralpeoples.org
,
gorikr@t-online.de
Dr. Evelyn Mathias
evelyn@mamud.com
New members and
staff
LPP welcomes Dr. Eva
Schlecht und Joachim
Warncke as regular mem-
bers.
Contact address
Pragelatostr. 20, 64372
Ober-Ramstadt, Germany.
Tel./fax +49-(0)6154-53642
Email
info@pastoralpeoples.org
Web:
www.pastoralpeoples.org
Bank account
Account no. 28004893,
Sparkasse Darmstadt, Bank
Code 508 501 50. Dona-
tions are tax-deductible.
Registration
The League for Pastoral
Peoples was registered as
a non-profit society at the
Darmstadt County Court
(VR 2337) on 15 March
1993.