Access to data that lets us analyze global migration patterns is critical to climate change adaptation planning, among other applications.
Access to data that lets us analyze global migration patterns is critical to climate change adaptation planning, among other applications.
Dryland regions make up roughly 43% of the earth’s surface. In Africa alone, it’s over 60%, but despite this, decision-makers have generally neglected development of these regions. One of the main reasons is that drylands are assumed to be wastelands, with little potential, and in need of constant supplies of food aid. Contrary to this erroneous belief, the drylands have proven it can sustain agriculture including tree-based livelihoods and animal production.