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This study investigates the role of environmental scarcity and the resulting changes in land-use patterns, as well as social factors in igniting or intensifying the pasture conflict in Wardak Province of Afghanistan. A recurrent, century-old conflict between Hazara (the settled community in close proximity to pastures) and the Kuchi (herders) occurs over access to summer time pastures in central highlands of Afghanistan. Previous studies have shown a strong link between resource scarcity coupled with weak state institutions, and the type of political regime, as two major determinants of…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This study investigates the role of environmental scarcity and the resulting changes in land-use patterns, as well as social factors in igniting or intensifying the pasture conflict in Wardak Province of Afghanistan. A recurrent, century-old conflict between Hazara (the settled community in close proximity to pastures) and the Kuchi (herders) occurs over access to summer time pastures in central highlands of Afghanistan. Previous studies have shown a strong link between resource scarcity coupled with weak state institutions, and the type of political regime, as two major determinants of natural resource conflicts in Afghanistan. Key audience of this research work include: Government Authorities, Donors, National & international NGOs.
Autorenporträt
Int' development professional with many years of varied experience in project management, Environment and Social Impact Assessment, Community Based-Natural Resources Management, Watershed Management, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene and Water Quality Analysis, Resettlement and land Acquisition Management. Cognisant of UN, USAID & World Bank regulation