Herders care for diversity
Brochure on herding and biodiversity
Endogenous livestock development: Strengthening local initiatives using resources sustainably
Endogenous livestock development means putting small-scale livestock keepers and pastoralists at the centre of their own development. It means building on what they already do, and supporting their initiatives to improve their livelihoods, instead of imposing "solutions" from outside. This booklet outlines the endogenous livestock development approach and introduces the ELD Network.
Advocating livestock keepers’ rights
International Technical Conference on Animal Genetic Resources, Interlaken, Switzerland 1-7 September 2007. Details LPP's work in the build-up to and during the conference, analyses the outcomes and outlines plans for future work.
Saving the camel and people’s livelihoods: Building a multi-stakeholder platform for the conservation of the camel in Rajasthan
Proceedings of an International Conference held on 23–25 November 2004 in Sadri. Lokhit Pashu-Palak Sansthan, Sadri, Rajasthan, India.Camel specialists from around the world discussed how to make camel keeping more profitable and attractive, so the decline in camel numbers in Rajasthan can be halted.