This digital dashboard provides a summary of the various types of innovations available to pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in dryland regions in SPARC focus countries.
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The Global Upstream Planning (GUP) system—now known as SCOUT—was developed by the World Food Programme (WFP) as a global-scale optimization tool for upstream supply chain decision‑making.
Goat Aggregator Enterprises (GAE) is part of the Mercy Corps implemented USAID-funded Resilience in Pastoral Areas (RiPA-North) programme in Ethiopia. It aims to transform the way that pastoralists and agro-pastoralists interact with supply chains.
The Green Roads for Water approach by MetaMeta develops rural roads that have secure transport functions combined with beneficial water management and climate resilience. The opportunities are abundant: road bodies and road crossing can be used to systematically harvest water; road bodies and culverts can control water levels in wetlands and agricultural areas. Integrating road and water development can contribute to flood protection, sand harvesting, regreening, nature protection and sand dune control.