Pastoralist Integrated Support Programme (PISP)
Enhancing Communities' Resilience
To build resilience and reduce vulnerability among pastoral communities through appropriate strategies that enhances sustainable development.
Our Mission
To build resilience and reduce vulnerability among pastoral communities through appropriate strategies that enhances sustainable development.
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Who We Are
Locally rooted, community-led, accountable at every level.
PISP engages community members and strengthens local institutions to improve their social, economic and environmental resilience — through inclusive community empowerment, local capacity building, strategic institutional linkages, and community-driven, community-owned development.
- Registered indigenous, non-partisan nonprofit since 1996
- Community-driven, community-owned development approach
- Transparent and accountable resource management
What We Do
Four integrated programmes, one goal: lasting resilience.
From water and sanitation to peace building, our work spans the full arc of community resilience in Marsabit County.
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Where the work is happening right now.
Latest News
Stories from the field.
Case Studies
Real stories from Marsabit County
A former herder who lost his entire herd to drought, becoming a pastoralist drop-out, and subsequently pursued alternative livelihoods.
Lemiton Lereyo
Age 74 · Nairibi village, Laisamis Sub-County
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Every donation funds water access, food security, and resilience programming designed and led by the communities themselves.
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