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Longitudinal Research: Livelihoods, Conflict & Resilience

SPARC researchers share the outcomes of an ongoing longitudinal research project looking at the impacts of Covid-19 on livelihoods and conflict dynamics in South Sudan, Somalia, and Nigeria, as well as at the answers to broader questions beyond the pandemic.

Event date and time 20th July 2022 4:00pm EAT

Reframing aid and resilience Understanding land and conflict Supporting livelihoods and markets
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    Sunrise in a cattle ranch in Kaduna State, Nigeria Publications and resources

    In this brief, SPARC speaks to farmers and pastoralists in conflict-affected drylands of Nigeria to gauge how Covid-19, and lockdown measures, have affected their social relationships.
    A girl stands watch over a herd of goats at Bakara Animal Market in Mogadishu. Blog

    How are rural families in Somalia dealing with the impacts of Covid-19? SPARC speaks to farmers, agropastoralists, pastoralists and traders.
    Young woman harvests vegetables at home, Biu, Nigeria - Photo Credit: Ezra Millstein/Mercy Corps Publications and resources

    This paper discusses the effects of compounding shocks and stresses in agropastoral communities in Nigeria. It presents findings on the ways that households are coping and adapting to uncertainty.

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