Eng'eno Eishoi Ng'ejuk (Knowledge for the Young Generation)| 14mins
Director: Maasai Pastoralists | Producer: Conversations with the Earth & InsightShare
Focus Years: 2010 | Country: United Kingdom
Synopsis:
Maasaï pastoralists documented the devastating impacts of a seemingly endless drought across the region that killed livestock and people, threatened livelihoods and caused wide-spread suffering to many of the indigenous pastoralist communities. Fortunately, their traditions and knowledge make them more adaptable than most. Moreover, they are not waiting for international negotiations to make a difference in their lives. In this video they share their thoughts on possible solutions and show how they are already taking action at home.
Eng'eno Eishoi Ng'ejuk (Knowledge for the Young Generation)
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