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Water and emotion : testing a new approach for monitoring water security among Afar pastoralists in Ethiopia

Research found a strong relationship between variation in seasonal water access and reported emotional response. Water security improvement could be...
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A framework for targeting water, sanitation and hygiene interventions in pastoralist populations in the Afar region of Ethiopia

An approach is developed to assess WASH risks in marginal populations that are poorly understood and served through conventional approaches.
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Afar region

A framework for improving pastoralist WASH interventions

Published on: 27/09/2019
IRC collaborated with partners to develop a new approach to assess WASH risks in marginal populations in Ethiopia.

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Pastoralist water security: a learning seminar

Published on: 23/10/2018
This seminar - held at the ILRI campus in Addis Ababa on 25 October 2018 - shared innovative research from the WEEP project on measuring water security in the Ethiopian lowlands. This drew on the study of emotions by the WEEP project team (Cranfield University, Oxfam, IRC WASH, IWMI and the...

Emotional wellbeing as a proxy indicator for water security among pastoralists in Afar, Ethiopia (WEDC paper)

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Afar community

Access to water and well-being of pastoralists in Afar

Published on: 27/02/2018
Water is central to the lives of pastoralists in Mille woreda, and water development projects have huge impacts. How these play out for the local community is a complex story.

Report of the Scoping Visits in Dulessa and Mille Woredas, Afar Region

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Afar

Coming with a fresh perspective: understanding experiences of water security in Afar, Ethiopia.

Published on: 06/02/2018
My new role at Cranfield University this year is to drive forward a novel and very exciting project known as WEEP (Water-security in Ethiopia and the emotional response of pastoralists). WEEP has immense potential to 'break new ground' in understanding the everyday and ongoing challenges of water...