Delegates from some African countries have ended a four days study tour to Cameroon with focus on innovative practices and tools to reduce land use conflicts between farmers and pastoralists. The Study tour that ended last Friday gave the delegates an opportunity to experience and share ideas with both state and non-state actors on ways to reduce conflicts which have been on the increase in both intensity and frequency between pastoralists and other rangeland users. It is against this backdrop that a group of pastoralists and rangelands practitioners decided to undertake a study tour of Cameroon to learn directly from the field and from the protagonists themselves some of the best practices, innovative tools and approaches implemented in the country which are achieving interesting results in terms of pastoral land use conflict prevention, resolution and transformation. Talking to www.hilltopvoices.com hat the end of the tour, Ibrahim Hassan working with the Abuja-N
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