Most herders in Mongolia follow a pattern of nomadic or semi nomadic pastoralism.

Many were children of nomadic herders, who moved south in May and June in search of better pastures.

Today, there are some 50 million nomadic herders in Sub Saharan Africa, and as many as 150 million agro pastoralists, who combine traditional nomadic animal rearing with some form of agriculture.

In one notable example, on 25 August the SLM A attacked nomadic herders near the village of Al Malam in South Darfur.

In Kazakhstan s case, this meant corralling nomadic herders and their cattle into collective farms, where everything would be collectively managed for the good of the people.

Pastoralism is thus an essential livelihood system, with the potential to help overcome food insecurity particularly in Somalia, where more than 50 of the population are nomadic herders.

This case remains an ongoing source of concern as nomadic herders have gathered in Al Malam, intent on retrieving their stolen animals, while the SLM A refuses to cooperate with AU intermediaries.

To avoid the same fate, Kazhibayeva s family of nomadic herders trudged from their home in east Kazakhstan across the border to China in March 1933, recalled 91 year old Kazhibayeva, her tone lucid and resonant despite her advanced years.

Restrictions on nomadic ways of life

Farmers are also continuously harassed by militia and nomadic groups.

Obstacles are numerous and complex and include, among others, distance to schools, differences in lifestyles, for example, nomadic and semi nomadic communities, discrimination, violence, extreme poverty and exclusion

Subject matter Rights of reindeer herders with respect to logging operations undertaken by the State party

Millions of households, with tens of millions of nomadic or semi nomadic people, tend camels, sheep, goats, and other livestock, which they move large distances to reach rain fed pasturelands.

Because it bordered the desert, Gaza was vulnerable to warring nomadic groups.

These fundamentalists, becoming bandits of sorts, came to terms with the nomadic traffickers.

During this period, all humans lived as hunter gatherers, and were generally nomadic.

Provision of adequate financial incentives Incentives must be sufficient to stimulate a change in the behaviour of the herders.

We believe that that anniversary provides a welcome opportunity to trigger renewed interest in nomadic civilization and to facilitate the efforts of Member States to preserve and develop nomadic culture and traditions in modern society.

And I learned about profit and revenue, about leverage, all sorts of things, from farmers, from seamstresses, from goat herders.

Monitoring of water use by herders might also provide a basis for identifying significant increases of animals above permitted levels.

She was the third of a total of 10 siblings of a nomadic family.

Particular difficulties regarding nomadic peoples were brought to the attention of the Working Group.

Nomadic populations move freely back and forth across the vast and porous Afghanistan Pakistan border.

The Committee notes with appreciation the provision of mobile schools for children of nomadic communities.

Note Sameby, translated as Saami village in this video, is an economic association of reindeer herders that share a certain geographic area.

The whole might of the Kyrgyz Nomadic Spirit, the intimate, magical fluids of our mountainous country.

But beginning by the 19th century, Ottoman government began settling nomadic tribes to former fief lands.

Chad is one of the poorest and most corrupt countries in the world most inhabitants live in poverty as subsistence herders and farmers.

Saudi Arabia also claims compensation for 45 square kilometres of roads that it excluded from restoration because they were used by Bedouin herders.

Yet we live in an era when political boundaries, not the lives of nomadic pastoralists, are sacrosanct.

Livelihoods are supported by semi nomadic livestock rearing in the north and subsistence farming in the south.

Policymakers often view nomadic pastoralism as an archaic and unproductive way of life, with little economic benefit.

Later, they exchanged some possessions for cattle and joined a nomadic Kazakh auyl (village) in the countryside.

The Afghan National Vulnerability Programme identifies the nomadic Kuchis as one of the five most vulnerable groups.

However, the role and contribution of nomadic civilizations has, by and large, received little attention to date.

A severe drought in 1998 caused the displacement of approximately 100,000 nomadic people from the Registan desert region.

Background Like other societies in history, South Asia has been attacked by nomadic tribes throughout its long history.

Millions of people have been forced to abandon their lands as farming and nomadic lifestyles have become unsustainable.

Substantive issues Extent to which logging may be carried out by State authorities before it will be considered to violate the rights of reindeer herders

And it's a really poor area. I represent Northern Kenya the most nomadic, remote areas you can even find.

This provision, reflecting no change over the 2005 revised estimates, will be used to extend the current Nomadic facilities.

Recognizing the richness of nomadic civilization and its important contribution to promoting dialogue and interaction among all forms of civilization,

Recognizing the richness of nomadic civilization and its important contribution to promoting dialogue and interaction among all forms of civilization,

1. Welcomes the efforts of Member States, including Mongolia, to preserve and develop nomadic culture and traditions in modern societies

The Bushmen, or San, have inhabited the lands for thousands of years since they roamed the area as nomadic hunters.