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Explore SPARC’s publications and resources as we create, distil, evaluate and share evidence and best practice on research and policy that aims to support pastoralists and farmers in dryland areas.

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  • Muzzamil Abdi Sheikh
A woman walking in drylands behind a donkey that is carrying plastic containers
Technical report

This recent study from SPARC offers insights from a real-time study of people’s lives in Somalia during 2020–2022, looking at how crisis-affected people take their own anticipatory action.
Two women sit behind a metal bowl filled with fresh bread in an outdoor market
Issue brief

This brief is the second in a series highlighting the challenges facing people from different livelihoods in three sites in Somalia - Burao (Togdheer), Galkayo (Mudug) and Jowhar (Middle Shabelle).
Two camels facing each other, outside
Technical report

This report is the second in a series highlighting learning emerging from a longitudinal study examining violent and non-violent conflict and mediation dynamics in Somalia and Nigeria.

 An elderly man pours water on his cattle as they walk through drylands
Issue brief

This brief is the second in a series highlighting learnings from a longitudinal study on anticipatory action in Somalia.
Four men walk along an embankment carrying tools
Issue brief

This brief is the first part of a series highlighting learnings that are emerging from a longitudinal study on anticipatory action in Somalia.

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