Circular Economy
During this course, you will learn how a circular economy approach can be applied to reduce conflict between parties (farmers and pastoralists) through reduced competition over natural resources, especially land. Dive into real-life case studies and discover how the circular economy approach and other community-based conflict resolution strategies provide solutions. Examine how shared resource systems can turn tension into collaboration in farmers and pastoralists communities where conflicts over resources are prevalent. Gain practical insights into waste-to-resource initiatives, sustainable land-use planning, and inclusive decision-making that benefits both farming and pastoralist communities.
During this course, you will learn how a circular economy approach can be applied to reduce conflict between parties (farmers and pastoralists) through reduced competition over natural resources, especially land. Dive into real-life case studies and discover how the circular economy approach and other community-based conflict resolution strategies provide solutions. Examine how shared resource systems can turn tension into collaboration in farmers and pastoralists communities where conflicts over resources are prevalent. Gain practical insights into waste-to-resource initiatives, sustainable land-use planning, and inclusive decision-making that benefits both farming and pastoralist communities.
Whether you're from a region already facing these challenges or simply looking to expand your understanding of sustainable conflict mitigation, this course offers a hands-on approach to fostering resilience and harmony through circular economy solution.
Skills You Will Acquire
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Understand the root causes of conflicts between farmers and pastoralists
- Apply a circular economy approach to promote sustainable, shared use of land and natural resources
- Design strategies to transform agricultural and livestock waste into valuable resources
- Facilitate dialogue and collaboration between conflicting groups
- Promote socially inclusive and environmentally sound conflict prevention mechanisms
Course Objectives
The main objective of this course is to empower farmers, pastoralists and other participants with practical, sustainable solutions that reduce land-use conflicts by applying circular economy approach. You will leave the program with a clear understanding of how to create win-win scenarios for both farmers and pastoralists paving the way for peaceful, resource-efficient communities.
Who Can Participate?
This course is designed for a wide range of individuals and professionals who are interested in sustainable land-use, conflict resolution, and circular economy practices. Participants may include:
- Farmers and Pastoralists who are seeking practical strategies to coexist peacefully and maximize shared natural resources.
- Community Leaders and Elders who are involved in mediation and grassroots conflict resolution within farming and pastoralist communities.
- Local Government Officials and Planners who are responsible for land-use planning, natural resource management, and community development.
- Environmental and Agricultural Extension Officers who are looking to support sustainable practices and community resilience.
- NGO and CSO Representatives who are working on peacebuilding, environmental sustainability, or rural development projects.
Courses 2025
- 16th June - 20th June 2025 — Course ID: CE
Please note that our training schedule is subject to change due to variable course attendance. To confirm the course dates contact us as indicated below.
Training Fee: TZS 400,000 per participant
Application Form
Register now for our training courses and gain valuable skills in sustainable agriculture! Simply fill out the form below with your contact information, course selection, and preferred date. Payment options available upon registration.
Follow us on Instagram
