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Participatory
Rangeland
Management
Learning Kit
Irene Nganga,
International Livestock Research Institute, ILRI,
December, 2022
Purpose:
Communicate
PRM messages
with simplicity
Instruction:
How to use PRM
dialogue cards
Key message:
Explain concept
of PRM
Questions:
Use the cards to
guide discussions
Learning aids:
Train & adapt to
community needs
Practical application:
Fit application to
unique community
characteristics
ICONS DEFINED
What is the
PRM process?
It is a community-owned and
participatory process where
Participatory rangeland
management (PRM) learning takes
place through implementation at
community level and the lessons
and insights feed back into further
investigating and planning
The PRM cycle
• Investigating — Step 1
• Negotiating — Steps 2, 3, 4, 5
• Implementing — Steps 6, 7, 8
Step 1: Identify rangeland resources and users
Purpose: To gather information on different
resources in rangelands, their uses, users
and other stakeholders
Practical application: Resource
mapping & stakeholder analysis
Step 1-Presenter notes
Step 2: Set up and/or strengthen
rangeland management institutions
Key message: The selected group or institution
will play a central role in the management of
rangeland resources and their access
Purpose: To identify the appropriate
community-led group or the
institution to manage the process
Step 2-Presenter notes
Key message: The rangeland management unit can consist
of one or several communities that agree to work together
Reaching an agreement may require involving neighbors
and other stakeholders
Purpose: To negotiate and appoint the rangeland
management unit and define the area under their
responsibility
Practical application: Detailed participatory rangeland
resource assessment for use and status of different
rangeland resources
Step 3-Presenter notes
Step 4:
Develop the rangeland
management plan
Practical application:
• Develop/strengthen rangeland management plan
• Monitoring, evaluation and adapting management to the
socio-ecological context
Purpose: To outline the rangeland unit, rangeland
condition, rangeland resources, management
processes to be followed
To specify the roles and responsibilities of rangeland
management institution
Step 4-Presenter notes
Step 5:
Establish the
rangeland
management
agreement
Purpose: To specify the level of support government
partners will commit to community landholders and the
rangeland management institution
Key message: The agreement will strengthen the lawful
authority of communities through their rangeland
management institution
Practical application: One or more agreements are
drawn, approved and signed by rangeland management
institution & relevant government department or agency
Step 5-Presenters notes
Step 6:
Agree on new roles
for communities &
rangeland
management
advisors
Purpose: To collectively agree upon new roles and new ways
of working that are adapted to the partnerships between
communities, government agencies and departments
Key messages:
• The rangeland management institution is responsible for
adhering to the rangeland management agreement
• Government agencies need to provide necessary
technical advice and legal backing
Step 6-Presenter notes
Step 7:
Arrest & reverse
declining
rangeland
productivity
Practical application:
• Strengthen grazing zones and grazing planning
• Address degradation
• Land restoration activities
Step 7-Presenter notes
Step 8:
Participatory
monitoring &
evaluation
Key message: Participatory in PRM refers to the
ownership and control of the process by
communities, with support and facilitation
provided by external agencies
Practical application:
• Review the monitoring and evaluation results
• Identify and investigate new challenges that emerge
• If needed, resume stage 1 of the cycle
Step 8-Presenter notes
The four
‘Legs’ of PRM
Key messages: Effective PRM can be achieved through:
• Establishment and governance of the rangeland unit
• Management of the rangeland unit
• Adoption of a landscape approach
• Strong relationships with government and customary institutions
Learning aids:
Role play/skits
Practical application: Discuss what happens when one, two or
three of the goat legs is/are injured
4 ‘Legs’-Presenter notes
‘Leg’ 1:
Establishment
& governance
of rangeland
unit
Key message: Community has the primary right to
manage rangeland
Purpose: To assist government personnel & facilitating
organizations to appreciate fundamental principles for
governance of community rangelands
Practical application: Develop annual work plan/review
existing work plan
‘Leg 1’-Presenter notes
Key principles
for governance
of community
rangelands
PRM is built on foundation of representation and accountable
community governance structures and processes
Emphasize importance of principles of accountability,
ownership, inclusivity, learning & capacity building
Questions:
• How can we ensure we follow the 4 principles?
• What are challenges associated with
implementation of the 4 principles?
Presenter notes
‘Leg’ 2:
Management of
rangeland unit
Key messages:
• Create a suitable grazing plan that follows interest of community
• Need for feasible rangeland management options
Practical application:
• Work within existing seasonal grazing patterns (note positives & negatives)
• Design/Improve grazing plan (may change as conditions and objectives
change)
• Outline by-laws and actions for implementing and enforcing grazing plans
(Start with most feasible steps first)
• Prepare a management plan with grazing at its centre (about 3-5 years)
• Prepare action plan (about 6-12 months) to implement the management
plan
‘Leg 2’-Presenter notes
What are the causes of
degradation?
Use local knowledge, experience
& rangeland monitoring
‘Leg’ 3:
Using a
landscape
approach
Key messages:
• Rangeland management institution works with other
communities beyond the rangeland unit
• Coordinate grazing, prevent and reduce conflict
Instructions:
• Ensure that neighbouring communities are aware of the rangeland
management institution and its plans
• Involve neighbours in planning, decisions & activities to encourage
good relations and generate mutual understanding and benefits
Learning aid:
Conduct role play that demonstrates good/bad relations with
herders from neighbouring areas
‘Leg 3’-Presenter notes
What factors drive pastoralists
to access resources in different
areas and mobility?
What does this mean for
planning and practice of
rangeland management?
‘Leg’ 4:
Relations with
government
and customary
institutions
Key message:
Clear and constructive relationships between community and
government and/or customary institutions are key to legitimizing
the process and agreements.
Instruction:
Work to secure formal recognition for rangeland management
institution based on existing local and national policies
Learning aid:
Conduct role play or develop a skit that demonstrates the
importance of legitimization of community work by
higher/official authority
‘Leg 4’-Presenter notes
How can communities
gain formal recognition
and build constructive
informal relationships
with authorities?
The authors of this learning kit thank all donors & organizations that globally support
this work through their contributions to the CGIAR Trust Fund. cgiar.org/funders
This document is licensed for use under the Creative
Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence. Sept 2022
Acknowledgements
This work was carried out with support from the CGIAR Initiative Livestock and Climate and the
project One Health for Humans, Environment, Animals and Livelihoods. We would like to thank
the Swiss Development Cooperation and all funders who supported this research through their
contributions to the CGIAR Trust Fund.

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Participatory Rangeland Management Learning Kit

  • 1. Participatory Rangeland Management Learning Kit Irene Nganga, International Livestock Research Institute, ILRI, December, 2022
  • 2. Purpose: Communicate PRM messages with simplicity Instruction: How to use PRM dialogue cards Key message: Explain concept of PRM Questions: Use the cards to guide discussions Learning aids: Train & adapt to community needs Practical application: Fit application to unique community characteristics ICONS DEFINED
  • 3. What is the PRM process? It is a community-owned and participatory process where Participatory rangeland management (PRM) learning takes place through implementation at community level and the lessons and insights feed back into further investigating and planning
  • 4. The PRM cycle • Investigating — Step 1 • Negotiating — Steps 2, 3, 4, 5 • Implementing — Steps 6, 7, 8
  • 5. Step 1: Identify rangeland resources and users
  • 6. Purpose: To gather information on different resources in rangelands, their uses, users and other stakeholders Practical application: Resource mapping & stakeholder analysis Step 1-Presenter notes
  • 7. Step 2: Set up and/or strengthen rangeland management institutions
  • 8. Key message: The selected group or institution will play a central role in the management of rangeland resources and their access Purpose: To identify the appropriate community-led group or the institution to manage the process Step 2-Presenter notes
  • 9. Key message: The rangeland management unit can consist of one or several communities that agree to work together Reaching an agreement may require involving neighbors and other stakeholders Purpose: To negotiate and appoint the rangeland management unit and define the area under their responsibility Practical application: Detailed participatory rangeland resource assessment for use and status of different rangeland resources Step 3-Presenter notes
  • 10. Step 4: Develop the rangeland management plan
  • 11. Practical application: • Develop/strengthen rangeland management plan • Monitoring, evaluation and adapting management to the socio-ecological context Purpose: To outline the rangeland unit, rangeland condition, rangeland resources, management processes to be followed To specify the roles and responsibilities of rangeland management institution Step 4-Presenter notes
  • 13. Purpose: To specify the level of support government partners will commit to community landholders and the rangeland management institution Key message: The agreement will strengthen the lawful authority of communities through their rangeland management institution Practical application: One or more agreements are drawn, approved and signed by rangeland management institution & relevant government department or agency Step 5-Presenters notes
  • 14. Step 6: Agree on new roles for communities & rangeland management advisors
  • 15. Purpose: To collectively agree upon new roles and new ways of working that are adapted to the partnerships between communities, government agencies and departments Key messages: • The rangeland management institution is responsible for adhering to the rangeland management agreement • Government agencies need to provide necessary technical advice and legal backing Step 6-Presenter notes
  • 16. Step 7: Arrest & reverse declining rangeland productivity
  • 17. Practical application: • Strengthen grazing zones and grazing planning • Address degradation • Land restoration activities Step 7-Presenter notes
  • 19. Key message: Participatory in PRM refers to the ownership and control of the process by communities, with support and facilitation provided by external agencies Practical application: • Review the monitoring and evaluation results • Identify and investigate new challenges that emerge • If needed, resume stage 1 of the cycle Step 8-Presenter notes
  • 21. Key messages: Effective PRM can be achieved through: • Establishment and governance of the rangeland unit • Management of the rangeland unit • Adoption of a landscape approach • Strong relationships with government and customary institutions Learning aids: Role play/skits Practical application: Discuss what happens when one, two or three of the goat legs is/are injured 4 ‘Legs’-Presenter notes
  • 23. Key message: Community has the primary right to manage rangeland Purpose: To assist government personnel & facilitating organizations to appreciate fundamental principles for governance of community rangelands Practical application: Develop annual work plan/review existing work plan ‘Leg 1’-Presenter notes
  • 24. Key principles for governance of community rangelands
  • 25. PRM is built on foundation of representation and accountable community governance structures and processes Emphasize importance of principles of accountability, ownership, inclusivity, learning & capacity building Questions: • How can we ensure we follow the 4 principles? • What are challenges associated with implementation of the 4 principles? Presenter notes
  • 27. Key messages: • Create a suitable grazing plan that follows interest of community • Need for feasible rangeland management options Practical application: • Work within existing seasonal grazing patterns (note positives & negatives) • Design/Improve grazing plan (may change as conditions and objectives change) • Outline by-laws and actions for implementing and enforcing grazing plans (Start with most feasible steps first) • Prepare a management plan with grazing at its centre (about 3-5 years) • Prepare action plan (about 6-12 months) to implement the management plan ‘Leg 2’-Presenter notes
  • 28. What are the causes of degradation? Use local knowledge, experience & rangeland monitoring
  • 30. Key messages: • Rangeland management institution works with other communities beyond the rangeland unit • Coordinate grazing, prevent and reduce conflict Instructions: • Ensure that neighbouring communities are aware of the rangeland management institution and its plans • Involve neighbours in planning, decisions & activities to encourage good relations and generate mutual understanding and benefits Learning aid: Conduct role play that demonstrates good/bad relations with herders from neighbouring areas ‘Leg 3’-Presenter notes
  • 31. What factors drive pastoralists to access resources in different areas and mobility? What does this mean for planning and practice of rangeland management?
  • 33. Key message: Clear and constructive relationships between community and government and/or customary institutions are key to legitimizing the process and agreements. Instruction: Work to secure formal recognition for rangeland management institution based on existing local and national policies Learning aid: Conduct role play or develop a skit that demonstrates the importance of legitimization of community work by higher/official authority ‘Leg 4’-Presenter notes
  • 34. How can communities gain formal recognition and build constructive informal relationships with authorities?
  • 35. The authors of this learning kit thank all donors & organizations that globally support this work through their contributions to the CGIAR Trust Fund. cgiar.org/funders This document is licensed for use under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence. Sept 2022 Acknowledgements This work was carried out with support from the CGIAR Initiative Livestock and Climate and the project One Health for Humans, Environment, Animals and Livelihoods. We would like to thank the Swiss Development Cooperation and all funders who supported this research through their contributions to the CGIAR Trust Fund.