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IYRP Calendar of Achievements & Upcoming Events

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Familiarization Workshop on IYRP 2026

23-24 January 2026

African Pastoralist Gathering 2026

25 January 2026

African Indigenous Pastoralists Gathering: Building a Common African Pastoralist Agenda in Preparation for IYRP

25-29 January 2026

Building a Shared Vision for Sustainable Rangelands and Pastoral Communities in the Near East and North Africa

26-28 January 2026

Bergers de Semmama Kick Off Celebration of the IYRP 2026 (Tunisia)

26 January 2026

Rangelands for Resilience: Celebrating India’s Pastoral Heritage

Middle East and North Africa Pastoralist Women's Gathering

Protection & Use of Global Grazing Systems

27 January 2026

Teachers Rangelands Resources Kit Launch

29 January 2026

Consumer Awareness & Valorization of Products from Grazing Livestock Systems

29 January 2026

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