Karamoja Herders of the Horn (KHH) is a research and community development collaborator working with Gulu University Constituent College – Moroto through the five-year Pastoral Resilience and Sense of Place in Karamoja, Uganda (PReSense) project.
The collaboration brings together academic institutions and community-focused organisations to advance research on pastoral livelihoods, climate change adaptation, and resilience among pastoral communities in Karamoja.
Through the PReSense project, KHH contributes to a collaborative approach that seeks to deepen understanding of the experiences, knowledge, and adaptation strategies of pastoral communities. The initiative emphasises the importance of local perspectives in developing research-informed approaches to sustainable livelihoods and community development.
Working alongside the University of Copenhagen, University College Copenhagen, and Gulu University Constituent College – Moroto, KHH forms part of an international research collaboration funded by the DANIDA Fellowship Centre (DFC).
The partnership reflects the importance of connecting academic research with community realities to generate knowledge that can inform sustainable development interventions in Karamoja.
Official Website: https://www.herdersofthehorn.org/
