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11/06/2026

🌱Day 2: From dialogue to direction

From mobility rights and land tenure to governance and traditional knowledge, Day 2 of the Global Policy Dialogue zoomed in on what’s actually driving change in pastoral systems.

Across plenaries and breakouts, one thing was clear: solutions already exist.

From rangelands in Central Asia to pastoral landscapes across South and Southeast Asia, communities are already leading the way, sustaining livelihoods, managing ecosystems and safeguarding generations of knowledge.

Take a look at some of the key moments, insights and voices from Day 2. 👉

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09/06/2026

🌍 Across the world, young pastoralists are working to make their communities more visible, defend pastoralist ways of life, and shape the future of pastoralism.

Over the next eight months, 29 young leaders will come together through the Inter-Regional School for Young Pastoralists 2026 🌿, with in an in-person learning exchange in Kyrgyzstan this July.

This is the beginning of their journey. Follow along as we introduce the cohort and share their stories in the weeks ahead!

02/06/2026

🌱 Mongolia’s rangelands cover over 70% of the country and support nearly one-third of its population. Across the country, several initiatives are helping strengthen pastoralism and build resilience for pastoral communities. Many of these efforts have been supported by the National Land Coalition Mongolia, which has helped bring together herder organisations, government agencies, researchers and civil society to advance shared solutions:

⚖️ Pastoralist rights are protected by law
In 2024, Mongolia approved the Law on Herders, strengthening pastoralists’ rights to use pastures and promoting sustainable rangeland management.

🤝 Cooperation builds resilience
Through the “New Cooperative – Wealthy Herder” programme, pastoralists are encouraged to build cooperatives that strengthen incomes and reduce financial vulnerability.

📊 Making pastoralists visible in data systems
A partnership between the International Land Coalition and the Government of Mongolia is helping integrate pastoralism indicators into national land governance and monitoring systems.

🌦️ Climate adaptation starts with pastoralists
New draft legislation aims to support sustainable grazing, cooperation, and climate-smart livestock practices to help herders adapt to droughts and severe winters.

🐑 Healthy livestock support resilient pastoral systems
Recent reforms to Mongolia’s animal health legislation strengthen veterinary services and disease prevention to help protect pastoral livelihoods.

These experiences highlight how mobility, governance and collective action can help shape more resilient pastoral futures.

📍 From 9–11 June, these issues will take centre stage at the Global Policy Dialogue on Rangelands Governance, Mobility and Pastoralism in Ulaanbaatar, bringing together participants from Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East to advance pastoralist priorities ahead of COP17.

Explore the conversation and learn more here: https://www.landcoalition.org/en/latest/what-mongolia-can-teach-the-world-about-pastoralism/

28/05/2026

As part of IYRP 2026 and ahead of COP17, the Global Policy Dialogue on Rangelands Governance, Mobility and Pastoralism will bring together pastoralists, policymakers and partners in Mongolia from 9–11 June 2026 to strengthen inclusive and sustainable approaches to pastoral futures.

Here are 5 key facts shaping that conversation:

1️⃣ Mobility builds resilience

Pastoralists adapt to drought, climate shifts and changing conditions by moving livestock strategically. Protecting mobility means protecting resilience.

2️⃣ Pastoralists need secure land and tenure rights

Pastoral systems depend on collective land use, seasonal access and shared stewardship. Recognising pastoral tenure strengthens livelihoods and sustainable rangeland management.

3️⃣ Better data builds stronger pastoral futures

Pastoral systems are still underrepresented in land, restoration and climate data. Stronger evidence supports smarter decisions and more effective policies.

4️⃣ Pastoralists need investment that reaches them

Financing mechanisms must become more accessible to pastoralist-led and community organisations. Secure tenure also helps strengthen long-term resilience and livelihoods.

5️⃣ Pastoralists are rights-holders, not stakeholders

Women and young pastoralists are essential for resilient pastoral systems. Representation, participation and leadership matter.

Pastoral systems are essential for climate resilience, biodiversity and sustainable livelihoods.

Explore the conversation and learn more here: https://mobilitymatters2026.org/event/global-policy-dialogue/

22/05/2026

You’d be surprised by how many seeds pastoralist mobility helps move across landscapes around the world 🌱

On this International Day for Biological Diversity, let’s recognise the people helping keep ecosystems alive.

Join Mobility Matters and be part of the change!

Find more information at the link in our bio.

21/05/2026

🌱 “Pastoralism is a thing of the past.” You’ve probably heard that before. But what if it isn’t?

Pastoralist mobility strengthens climate resilience and food systems, sustains livelihoods, and supports ecosystems across some of the world’s most variable environments. Yet mobility continues to face misconceptions and growing threats.

That’s why Mobility Matters exists. And now, you can be part of it too.

Explore our toolkit and find resources, messages, visuals, and ideas to help amplify this movement.

🔗 Visit https://mobilitymatters2026.org/campaign-toolkit/ and start taking action today!

07/05/2026

Real change happens when…

🎤 passing the mic to those who know it best.

🎥 ILC Council Members, unfiltered and unscripted.

27/04/2026

🎙️ “This land is our future.”

At the Global Gathering of Young Pastoralists 2026 in Madrid, young pastoralists shared their realities. and their vision for what comes next.

From climate pressures to shrinking grazing lands, the challenges are real. So is the determination to adapt and lead.

💬 Their voices will carry forward in a youth declaration to UNCCD COP17 this August — bringing pastoralist youth priorities to the global stage.

Because the real question isn’t whether youth are leaving pastoralism, it’s what needs to change so they can stay and thrive.

🔗 Read more: This Land is Our Future (link in bio)

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27/02/2026

💥 Day 2 at .

📊 Evidence on the table.
⚠️ History as a warning.

Together with , we launched a new report that makes one thing clear:
without secure land rights — especially for women — there is no social justice, food security, or climate action.

But progress isn’t automatic.
Agrarian reform can move forward… and it can be rolled back.

🎙️ What does it take to make it irreversible?

25/02/2026

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💥 El Día 1 en arrancó con fuerza.

Entrevistas, ideas y una voz unida por los derechos sobre la tierra — eso es de lo que se trata la red de la ILC.
Si lo de hoy es una señal, será una semana poderosa. 💬🌱

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💥 Day 1 at kicked off strong.

Interviews, insights, and a united voice for land rights — that’s what the ILC network is about.
If today is any sign, it’s going to be a powerful week. 💬🌱

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