Definición del proyecto de acción

The study recommends use of better methods of increasing the good relationship between these communities. This is in support of a report by NCCK through district commissioner. Along the common Kitui and Tana River boundary, The Agro-Pastoralists (Somalis) have for a long time been experiencing occasional flare ups over the grazing resources especially water and pasture in Enziu – Malalani and Mutha respectively. The area of land in contention is historically community land used by Kambas and Ormas for grazing their animals.

In 2004 NCCK (National Council of churches of Kenya) through Tana River Basin peace project did a research to determine the real causes of conflict between the two or so communities which had by then developed into fully blown armed conflict and established PASTURE and WATER for domestic and livestock use as the KEY causes of conflict. After the research NCCK put in place APDC’S - Area peace Development communities for both Kambas and Somalis and were charged with the responsibility of managing the conflicts in both Malalani - Enziu and Mutha.

search of pasture and water for their animals. Over the years the committee leadership has changed and Divisions emerged amongst them some in support of Somalis and others against them.

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APPENDICES

Appendix i: Letter of introduction to respondents