This report explores the intersection between gender, cattle-related conflict, and climate change among South Sudan’s pastoralist communities. The report concludes that deeply embedded cattle economies linked to gender-based violence, marriage, status, and social cohesion, have been entangled with militarised cattle raising, environmental degradation, and harmful gender norms. The report provides a set of recommendations, including the application of a gender-transformative approach to peacebuilding, and the better integration of customary leaders into governance and climate-smart livelihood programs, among others
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