Human-wildlife conflict (HWC) in Kenya and Tanzania constitutes a significant and escalating issue, precipitated by diverse environmental and anthropogenic factors. The primary drivers of this phenomenon include habitat loss, agricultural expansion, human population growth, and climate change.
This concept for funding focuses on Kenya as a regional hub by reviewing the challenges of quantifying the street demographic to VE. It delves into the potential vulnerabilities of street children to VE, making the argument that while the vulnerabilities exist, the responses and recommendations remain anecdotal with no empirical backing.
Street Children and Violent Extremism; A Call for Research Read More »
At Scofield Associates, we are constantly reminded that our impact is only possible through the unwavering support of our partners and clients. As we celebrate Customer, Client, and Partner…….
Happy Customer Service Week – 2024 Read More »
Mr President, we need a reset and we need to reset. Those of us here today representing our brothers and our sisters the world over, have endured four years of poly crisis.
Her Excellency Mia Amore Motley Prime Minister Barbados at UNGA79 Read More »
Human-wildlife conflict (HWC) in Kenya and Tanzania constitutes a significant and escalating issue, precipitated by diverse environmental and anthropogenic factors. The primary drivers of this phenomenon include habitat loss, agricultural expansion, human population growth, and climate change.
Human-wildlife conflict: Causes, Impacts, Mitigation Strategies and Opportunities Read More »
The ongoing protests against the 2024 Finance Bill in Kenya therefore present a fertile ground for research, with potential to yield critical insights into various interconnected aspects of social movements, economic policy, and governance.
The streets of Nairobi and other major cities in Kenya are once again echoing with the voices of disgruntled citizens protesting against the controversial 2024 Finance Bill. While demonstrations are not new to the Kenyan landscape, the current wave of dissent stands out due to several key distinctions and its alignment with global trends of citizen resistance against government policies perceived as punitive.
Kenyan Protests Against 2024 Finance Bill: A New Chapter in Citizen Resistance Read More »
Amidst the ongoing health crisis intensified by striking doctors, Kenya finds itself grappling with the dire consequences of a failing health sector, compounded by soaring living costs and associated challenges.
debt management instruments to increase liquidity and end strikes in kenya Read More »
The strategic value of Camp Lemonnier, a crucial military installation administered by the United States, extends beyond the borders of Djibouti.
As we step into 2024, Scofield Associates remains a steadfast catalyst for positive change in the Horn of Africa.
Director’s Pitch 2024: EMBRACING AI FOR DEVELOPMENT in the Horn of Africa Read More »
