Conflict Prevention & Mitigation

Building Sustainable Livelihoods in Borderland Communities

PRBP promotes socio-economic development by addressing root causes of instability and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for borderland communities. The programme recognizes that arid and semi-arid lands covering 70% of the region's landmass and home to over 100 million people are essential drivers of regional growth rather than peripheral areas.

70 %

Land Coverrage

100M +

People Served

Building Sustainable Livelihoods in Borderland Communities

The economic recovery pillar focuses on shared natural resource management, recognizing that water, pasture, and grazing lands do not respect political boundaries.
Through improved governance of these resources, promotion of livestock marketing and cross-border trade, and building climate-resilient livelihoods, the programme addresses the environmental and economic challenges that borderland communities face.

Shared Natural Resources

Improved governance of water, pasture, and grazing lands that transcend political boundaries, ensuring sustainable management for all communities.

Shared Natural Resources

Improved governance of water, pasture, and grazing lands that transcend political boundaries, ensuring sustainable management for all communities.

Shared Natural Resources

Improved governance of water, pasture, and grazing lands that transcend political boundaries, ensuring sustainable management for all communities.

Key Focus Areas

Five interconnected pillars driving sustainable development and economic prosperity in borderland communities