This position paper examines the state of rangeland management in Kenya’s Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) counties, highlighting the pressures of climate variability, overgrazing, land fragmentation, and weak governance on pastoral livelihoods and ecosystems. It argues for an integrated, community-led approach that combines sustainable grazing practices, restoration of degraded rangelands, climate-smart interventions, and strengthened institutional coordination to enhance resilience, productivity, and long-term sustainability of ASAL rangelands.

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