Promoting peaceful and safe seasonal migration in northern Central African Republic
92% of the Central African Republic’s territory is composed of savannah drylands. This makes seasonal mobility like transhumance in herding and shifting agriculture especially important. Decades of conflict have disrupted the historical trust between herders and farmers, causing issues. This report details the points of contention and recommends pathways to peace based on re-establishing profitable interactions and enabling the community-led formulation of new - local - ‘rules of the game.’