21. Baringo to my senses and flew to africa on a with the Tugen, Njemps and pokot peoples, RAEhas waterharvesting systems and planted with indigenous, drought resistant http://www.wildlifetravel.net/new_page_17.htm

NORTHERN KENYA BARINGO by Melissa Dice Restless after a year in London, where I had been working perhaps somewhat misguidedly in fashion photography, I came to my senses and flew to Africa on a Raleigh International expedition. After 2 months spent taking groups up Mount Kenya and 1 month leading a conservation project up at Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda I was determined to stay. After the expedition I spent an extra few weeks up at Murchison Falls doing aerial photography and game-counting – and realising how much the animal population was decimated during the Amin era. It was still a wonderful experience to fly over the Falls where the whole force of the Nile is channelled through a 12 ft gap; seeing elephants bathing in the river below. There were also hundreds of black buffalo whose backs were superimposed with the white of cattle egrets (it’s a healthy symbiotic relationship – they feed off the ticks on the buffalo’s backs). As we flew over the buffalo stampeded dislodging all but the most tenacious egrets. I then returned to Kenya and started work with RAE – the Rehabilitation of Arid Environments Charitable Trust in Baringo in Northern Kenya. Baringo District has become a semi-arid wasteland. This unproductive, eroded land can no longer support its diverse peoples and wildlife. RAE works with local communities to transform drylands into sustainable rangelands where livestock can graze. For over a decade RAE and the agropastoralists of the Rift Valley have developed land reclamation techniques and community–based strategies for the long-term management of drylands.

22. Killeshandra: The Holy Rosary Convent of all, the Christian message to the african peoples. part of East africa (Kenya),among the pokot people. in the formation of two indigenous Sisterhoods, one http://www.iol.ie/~galwill/hrconv.htm

A special word of thanks to Sr Therese Nwosu, Sr Celine Gallagher and the members of the Holy Rosary Congregation for their kind help. The First Twenty-Five Years For 60 years Killeshandra has been home to one of the world's greatest missionary endeavors. For 60 years young women left Killeshandra to bring education, health care and, most important of all, the Christian message to the African peoples. Through their courage, their total commitment, their dedication, they have made an enormous contribution to the development of many third world countries. The full extent of this contribution may never be fully appreciated or recognized. For these brave women, their journey began in Killeshandra. They were members of the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, and their convent, the mother house of the order, was situated a few miles outside of the town. At its peak the order was the largest missionary congregation for women in Ireland. Throughout the length and breadth of Ireland the sisters were simply and affectionately known as the ' Killeshandra nuns '. To tell their story is to tell the story of some of the bravest and most dedicated women ever to leave these shores.

23. Catholic Online - Services together with the Samburu and pokot, are said of this part of africa Burkina Faso otherFoundation, Populorum Progressio, for indigenous peoples, AfroAmericans http://www.fides.org/English/e19980227.html

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25. Cambanth 1 Goody J. Decolonization in africa National Politics 82 Editorial Page i NyamwayaD. pokot Concepts of and the Politics of indigenous peoples' Struggles Page http://www.socanth.cam.ac.uk/caindex.htm

CAMBRIDGE ANTHROPOLOGY: CUMULATIVE INDEX Search the Cambridge Anthropology Journal Database The index below is now on a database that can be searched. Contact the Editors through the socanth-cambanth@lists.cam.ac.uk e-mail address for information about subscriptions and individual articles. Vol 23, No 1 2002 Esther Goody The Roles of Knowledge and Policy in Contributions of Research on Education to Development: Observations on Social Anthropological Research for the 21 st century Page 1 Susana Rostas “Mexicanidad” The Resurgence of the Indian in Popular Mexican Nationalism Page 20 Annalise Moser “I Feel Like Superwoman”; Theatre, Development and Women’s Empowerment Page 39 Ray Abrahams and Huon Wardle Fortune’s “Last Theorem” Page 60 Communications Mohammed N. Issahaq Two poems from West Africa; Journal of Betrayal and Eclipse Page 63 Simon Coleman Coming of Age in DC? A century of the AAA. Comments on the 100 th American Anthropological Association Meetings, Washington DC – Marriott Wardman Hotel, 28 November – 2 December, 2001 Page 65 Susan Drucker-Brown Thoughts of an Anthropologist in Beijing Page 68 Book reviews pages 74 to 94 Vol 22, No.3 2000/2001

26. ReliefWeb: Horn Of Africa: The Monthly Review (Oct-Nov 1999) and the EPRP (Ethiopian peoples Revolutionary Party). experts, education experts,chiefs, indigenous NGOs and Marsabit, Isiolo, Samburu, West pokot, and Turkana http://wwww.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/s/AEB6E8D380D30307C12568480037EFAF

Source: UNDP Emergencies Unit for Ethiopia Date: 1 Dec 1999 Horn of Africa: The Monthly Review (Oct-Nov 1999) This update covers the period October- November 1999 REGIONAL ISSUES Sixth African Regional Conference on Women opens in Addis: Inter-Governmental Authority on Development summit in Djibouti: Commonwealth urges WTO to give fairer deal to poor: Commonwealth leaders have met in Durban South Africa for the 50th heads of government Commonwealth Summit. Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain opened the Summit. The Commonwealth leaders called for a fairer deal for developing nations at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) talks scheduled to be held in Seattle in early December, promising better government and less corruption. Leaders of the 54 nations of the Commonwealth urged that the next round of global negotiations on trade incorporate a pronounced developmental dimension. The leaders' declaration, read out at a news conference by Commonwealth Secretary General Emeka Anyaoku, said the body acknowledged the importance of democracy and clean government. " Recognising that good governance and economic progress are directly linked, we affirm our commitment to the pursuit of greater transparency, accountability, the rule of law and the elimination of corruption in all spheres. " E gypt and Libya sign accord on Sudan: Co-operation agreement on the Nile: ETHIOPIA New railway project: A team of senior South African professionals have started a feasibility study on the construction of a 600 kms long railway from Djibouti to Awash-Mille in Afar Region. The railway project would cost an estimated US $400 million, according to the team leader. The feasibility study is being conducted in accordance with an agreement signed between the governments of Ethiopia and South Africa. The construction work is scheduled to be completed in a period of three years. The team will also carry out a study on the possibility of repairing the 700 km long existing Ethiopia-Djibouti railway according to Tesfaye Habiso, management and training head at the Ministry of Transport and Communications. (ENA; The Monitor, November 25)

27. Canadian Field Studies In Africa: Environment, Development And Social Change b) Environment and development in East africa. Tenure development and indigenouspeoples indigenous tenure systems and Kenyan Pastoralism pokot and Turkana. http://www.langara.bc.ca/africa/safari/course7.htm

Click here to return to the course list. ENVIRONMENT, DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN EAST AFRICA Syllabus Locale I. Naivasha and the Rift Valley Complex Background Topic I: Introduction. a) Interaction of society. environment and development: models of development. 'modernization' vs indigenous development: rural/urban. agricultural/industrial development subsistence and commercial production land vs labor productivity: resource conservation. preservation. utilization notions of nature (b) Environment and development in East Africa. Ecological variation and development strategies concepts, of modernization and dependency. socialist and capitalist development, local exchange and markets-. the agrarian crisis: structural adjustment and its impact. Background Topic 2: Land tenure and Environment. The pastoral land crisis - commercialization. development and environmental policies. Tenure development and indigenous peoples: Indigenous tenure systems and the agrarian problem: common property, enclosure and privatization: state property: models of managing resources, the tragedy of the commons argument. how common property works: cultural perspectives on property. personhood and identity. R, M. A. van Zwanenberg with Anne King. An Economic History of Kenya and Uganda . 1800 - 1970 [Ch. 5. "Nomadic Pastoralism, the Process of Impoverishment"] [79 - 109 ]

28. Indigenous Knowledge And Institutions Resource Values on indigenous peoples Are Nonmarket Valuation Resource Values on indigenous peoples Are Nonmarket Valuation Water Management in East africa.". african Affairs http://www.indiana.edu/~iascp/INDIG.html

29. Trees And Pastoralists: The Case Of The Pokot And Turkana the seminomadic pokot and Turkana peoples of Kenya with what people know, buildon indigenous strategies and Pastoralists The Case of the pokot and Turkana http://www.odifpeg.org.uk/publications/rdfn/6/b.html

FPEG Home Publications Rural Development Forestry Network (RDFN) Management of Natural Woodland in Africa ... Summer 1988 RDFN 6b Trees and Pastoralists: The Case of the Pokot and Turkana Edmund Barrow This paper argued that the traditional values and practices of the semi-nomadic Pokot and Turkana peoples of Kenya provided an excellent basis for institutional efforts to sustain the pastoralists' semi-arid environments. Both groups managed pasture lands adaptively and co-operatively, under the leadership of elders. Trees along water courses were under individual tenure, highly valued and rarely cut, though people did not plant trees and failed to see the connection between seedlings and productive mature trees. The author argued that the many inappropriate and damaging interventions in the area, for instance intensification of land use, could be usefully replaced by developments that start with what people know, build on indigenous strategies and strengthen local rights of tenure. Trees and Pastoralists: The Case of the Pokot and Turkana download Related activities and papers Keywords: access common property resources degradation ... Kenya RDFN 12e The Challenge of Social Forestry Extension Work in Pastoral Africa Project documents may give weight to local participation and facilitatory extension, but all too often financial and other support are lacking..

30. Prof. Dr. Michael Bollig Translate this page Nomadic peoples 4 NS (im Druck). Environmental Change and Pastoral Perceptions Degradationand indigenous Knowledge in two (pokot NW Kenya and Himba NW Namibia http://www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/voelkerkunde/institut/bollig.htm

Dr. Michael Bollig e-mail an: michael.bollig@uni-koeln.de Sprechstunde: donnerstags 11.30-13 Uhr ( nur nach Eintrag auf Liste Curriculum vitae Thematische Interessen Regionale Schwerpunkte Forschungsprojekte neuere Publikationen Curriculum vitae: 1961 in Dattenfeld/Sieg geboren Okt. 1987-Sept. 1989 Feldforschung zu intra- und interethnischem Konfliktmanagement in Nordwestkenia. Sept.-Okt. 1993 Feldforschung zu Krisenmanagement und Risikominimierungsstrategien in Nordwestkenia Aug. 1996 Feldforschung in Kenia, um demographische Daten zu aktualisieren 1999 Habilitation in Ethnologie an der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität zu Köln; Titel: "Risk Management in a Hazardous Environment. A Comparative Study of Two Pastoral Societies. (Pokot NW Kenya and Himba NW Namibia)" Thematische Interessen: Regionale Schwerpunkte: Forschungsprojekte: Krisen und risikominimierende Strategien in zwei pastoralnomadischen Gesellschaften (Pokot/Kenia, Himba/Namibia) (innerhalb des SFB 389 "Kultur und Landschaftswandel im ariden Afrika. Entwicklungsprozesse unter ökologischen Grenzbedingungen")

31. Publications kinship, friendship and exchange among the pokot of North Change and Pastoral PerceptionsDegradation and indigenous Knowledge in Nomadic peoples 4 NS (in print http://www.uni-koeln.de/inter-fak/sfb389/publications/publications.htm

African Studies Botany Egyptology Geography ... Links African Studies Brenzinger, M. 1997): Moving to survive: Kxoe communities in arid lands. Khoisan Forum (University of Cologne) 2. Brinkmann, I. (1999): Violence, Exile and Ethnicity: Nyemba Refugees in Kaisosi and Kehemu (Rundu, Namibia) in: Journal of Southern African Studies, Volume 25, No. 3, September 1999. 1999): Grandmother's footsteps. Oral tradition and south-east Angolan narratives on the colonial encounter. Cologne: Ruediger Koeppe, History and Cultural Innovations in Africa, vol. 7. Eckl, A. Fisch, M. Fleisch, A. E.D. Heine, Bernd 1997a): On gender agreement in Central Khoisan. Khoisan Forum (University of Cologne) 4. (1997b): Cognitive foundations of grammar. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (1997c): On spatial orientation in Kxoe: Some preliminary observations. Khoisan Forum (University of Cologne) 6. (1997d): Kxoe texts. Khoisan Forum (University of Cologne) 8. !Xun morphology and syntax. To appear in: Vossen, Rainer (ed.): The Khoesan languages. Richmond: Curzon. (in print)

32. Hemsida/KGI pågår tills alla är överens. Among the pokot of Kenya 2. The Bushmen of SouthernAfrica. 2930 in indigenous peoples and Democracy, edited by Anna-Britta http://www.humangeo.su.se/p_web/woe_www.htm

STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY Department of Human Geography Personal Web page of researcher at the Environment and Development Studies Unit, based at the Department of Human Geography. CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS 1) Whose landscape, whose history? Diverging opinions on current and historical land use in the Burunge Hills, Tanzania - and their implications. 2) Marakwet, Kenya - irrigated agriculture and technology in an acephaleous society. SELECTION OF PUBLICATIONS, 1991-1996 1991(1-2):126-133. (on African art) 2. "Genuint, Autentiskt?" [Genuine, Authentic?]. Form 1991(1):46-49. (on African art) Forskning och Framsteg 5. "Land is Coming Up." Burungi Thoughts on Soil Erosion and Soil Formation. EDSU Working Paper No. 11. Stockholm University: School of Geography. 6. (-With Carl Christiansson and Idris Kikula:) "Man-Land Interrelations in Semi-Arid Tanzania: A Multidisciplinary Research Programme." Ambio 20(8):357-361. Also published in Land, Food and Basic Needs in Developing Countries 1. E.N. Wilmsen: Land Filled With Flies: A Political Economy of the Kalahari. Recension. [Review] Ethnos SIDA Rapport 5/92. Also published in

33. The Constitution Of Kenya Review Commission the Nandi, the Giriama, the Embu, Meru, pokot had to and multiethnic societies (whichare indigenous) that would demands by minority or majority peoples who do http://www.kenyaconstitution.org/docs/07d005.htm

The Commission The Review Process The Constitution: Past, Present and Amendments Civic Education on the Constitution ... Some of your Views Building On The Indigenous In Constitution Making By Professor Bethwell A. Ogot Director, Institute Of Research And Postgraduate Studies, Maseno University, Kenya. © 2001 Constitution of Kenya Review Commission A Joyfreto Creative Solution

34. Rapport Du Groupe De Travail Sur Les Populations Translate this page peoples, Country Council of pokot, CSIA, Cultural Maya - Copmagua, Druk Indigenouspeoples Rights Organisation Minority Rights Organisation of africa, EXPO 2000 http://www.innu.ca/international/wgipreport16.htm

Document des Nations Unies Haut Commissariat aux Droits de l'Homme Genève, Suisse Distr. GENERALE E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/16 19 août 1998 FRANCAIS Original:ANGLAIS COMMISSION DES DROITS DE L'HOMME Sous-Commission de la lutte contre les mesures discriminatoires et de la protection des minorités Cinquantième session Point 7 de l'ordre du jour DROITS DE L'HOMME DES PEUPLES AUTOCHTONES Rapport du Groupe de travail sur les populations autochtones sur sa seizième session (Genève, 27-31 juillet 1998) Présidente-Rapporteuse : M me Erica-Irène A. Daes TABLE DES MATIÈRES Paragraphes Introduction I. ORGANISATION DES TRAVAUX DE LA SESSION A. Participation B. Documentation ... X. QUESTIONS DIVERSES Introduction Mandat 1. La création du Groupe de travail sur les populations autochtones a été proposée par la Sous-Commission de la lutte contre les mesures discriminatoires et de la protection des minorités dans sa résolution 2 (XXXIV) du 8 septembre 1981, que la Commission des droits de l'homme a approuvée par sa résolution 1982/19 du 10 mars 1982 et que le Conseil économique et social a entérinée par sa résolution 1982/34 du 7 mai 1982. Par cette résolution, le Conseil a habilité la Sous-Commission à constituer chaque année un groupe de travail qui se réunirait: a) Pour examiner les faits nouveaux concernant la promotion et la protection des droits de l'homme et des libertés fondamentales des populations autochtones, y compris les renseignements que le Secrétaire général demande chaque année aux gouvernements, aux institutions spécialisées, aux organisations intergouvernementales régionales et aux organisations non gouvernementales dotées du statut consultatif auprès du Conseil économique et social, notamment aux organisations de peuples autochtones, pour analyser cette documentation et pour présenter ses conclusions et recommandations à la Sous-Commission, en ayant présentes à l'esprit en particulier les conclusions et recommandations formulées dans le rapport du Rapporteur spécial de la Sous-Commission, M. José R. Martínez Cobo, intitulé "Étude du problème de la discrimination envers les populations autochtones" (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1986/7 et Add.1 à 4);

35. Africa A-F mission outreach, missionary, modernity, pokot, political anthropology usefulnessof indigenous media, worldview africa, Bible, evangelismpersonal, Ghana, Islam http://www.fuller.edu/swm/abstracts/africa.html

BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" LINK="#00319C" ALINK="#5A8CD4" VLINK="#5A96BB"> SWM Home 30 Years of Mission Abstracts Africa Faculty Introduction How to use this volume Search Our Site Author: Addai, Joseph William Degree: Ph.D. ICS Title: Metaphors, Values, and Ethno-leadership: A Missiological Study with Implications for Christian Leaders in Ghana. (U.M. 9925349) 301 pp. Abstract This missiological research examines the problem of developing functional leadership in Ghana, Africa. The premise is that leadership values of any identifiable culture are reflected by their everyday metaphors, and than an understanding of those values is crucial to effective leadership in that context. Key Words African, Ashanti, Akan, biblical leadership, Ghana, Ghanaian, leader, leadership, culture context, world view, tradition, effective leadership, ethno-leadership, ethno-values, functional leadership, holistic leadership, leadership situations, African proverbs, symbols, stools, metaphor, assumptions, English influence, images Author: Adekeye, George Niyi

36. 800 delineation of the continent's indigenous Black peoples. Southern African peoples 14 titles/volumes, pokot is outstanding, with excellent integration of http://www.learning-opp.com/Rosen_Catalog_AfricanPeoples.asp

steve@learning-opp.com A complete Catalog/index of Rosen titles A complete index of Multicultural Titles Teen materials and books by: Welcome to our category breakdown of: The Heritage Library of African Peoples Select one or all of the categories for titles and full information on titles 4 categories - total of 56 books/volumes/titles AN AWARD-WINNING, 56-VOLUME LIBRARY DIVIDED INTO 4 SETS COVERING: EAST AFRICA, WEST AFRICA, CENTRAL AFRICA, AND SOUTHERN AFRICA. COVERS 4 AFRICAN COUNTRIES. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR SCHOOL AND PUBLIC LIBRARIES BY THE MULTICULTURAL REVIEW "Each book methodically records contemporary culture, sociopolitical dynamics, and life-ways as well as historically significant events and rituals - all the while maintaining an unwavering focus on a complete and accurate delineation of the continent's indigenous Black peoples. Color maps of the continent and the subject regions enable students to familiarize themselves with geographic areas. The texts are consistently well written and engaging. Vivid, well-keyed photographs particularize and amplify the prose. Mini essays provide complementary cultural details. - -'The multicultural Review'. This is the first multi-volume reference on African peoples for middle and high school students. Richly illustrated with outstanding photographs, historical images, and colorful inset boxes, the books are written by African authors and leading Africanists. Each volume details the rich history fascinating traditions, and struggle for freedom of one African people. The series also examines the modern context of the forty-one African countries where the people covered in the series are found today.

37. Yellowdog Bookmart--Thela Thesis--Development Studies The Challenge of Diversity indigenous peoples and reform of incorporation of ethnicrights (mostly indigenous rights but he studied the pastoral pokot of Kenya http://yellowdog.wdn.com/ttdev.html

THELA THESIS Development Studies 2000 Titles The Challenge of Diversity: Indigenous peoples and reform of the State in Latin America. Willem Assies, Gemma van der Haar, André Hoekema (eds.) 315pp., ISBN 90 5538 045 8 This book deals with the effort to transform the homogeneous, remote and uniform State into one which recognises the heterogeneity of Latin American society, provides structures and channels for the participation of the most marginalized groups, and recognises a variety of sources of law and public authority. This effort is the result of the mobilisation of civil society, and marginalized groups in particular. This book shows how the incorporation of ethnic rights (mostly indigenous rights but in some cases the rights of the African-American population), has contributed to the recovery of demographic legitimacy by widening the opportunities for representation and participation for the most marginalized sectors of the population. Beating the Labyrinth: The sustainability of international co-operation programmes in higher education. Ad Boeren 86 pp., ISBN 90 5538 046 6

38. R And D >> Educational Series And Documentaries A group of pokot cattle herders in Kenya tell African peoples' abilities in overcomingthese often adverse min, Explores the effects of indigenous, Islamic, and http://www.indiana.edu/~afrist/educational.html

Educational Series and Documentaries "Africa" series by Basil Davidson "The African" series by Ali Mazrui "Africa" series by Basil Davidson Name Time Introduction Audience Program 1: Different But Equal 57 min For over four centuries, Africa was ravished by the slave trade. This has permanently distorted our view of the continent and its people. The film goes back to Africa's origins to show that, far from having no great art or technology, Africa gave rise t o some of the world's greatest early civilizations. Includes segments on Nubia and the role of Africans in the Crusades. (1984). junior high, high school, college, adult Program 2: Mastering a Continent 57 min Looking closely at three different communities, the film examines the ways African peoples carve out an existence in an often hostile environment. A group of Pokot cattle herders in Kenya tell how they use the natural environment to their advantage. Two very different farming villages show how, in Africa, spiritual development goes hand in hand with technological advances. (1984). junior high, high school, college, adult

39. AfricaOnline.com - The International Society Of African AU summit ends early Kenya Hunger in West pokot and Turkana of beliefs and practicesbased upon ancient indigenous faiths of subSaharan African peoples. http://www.africaonline.com/site/Articles/1,10,1945.jsp

40. Sub-Saharan Africa a land of diverse ethnic composition, including the indigenous Pygmy peoples andthe Bantu speaking peoples moving in from West Central africa about a 1,000 http://edtech.suhsd.k12.ca.us/inprogress/bvm/chenson/africa.htm

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