Resources

Newsletters

Read updates about our work and stories from the people we support.

Goodbye Newsletter

Summer 2019 Newsletter

Spring 2019 Newsletter

Winter 2018 Newsletter

Winter 2017 newsletter

Annual Reviews

Read a summary of our annual accounts and annual highlights from our projects:

2017-18 SOS Sahel UK Annual review

2016-17 SOS Sahel UK Annual review

2015-16 SOS Sahel UK Annual review

Project Learning Documents

It is important to document achievements, learning and approaches in order to improve and adapt. Here are some of our recent project learning documents:

Lessons from the Agricultural & Fishery Production by Smallholders Project, Red Sea State, Sudan

Key Achievements of the Voucher System from the Agricultural & Fishery Production Project, Red Sea State, Sudan 

SOS Sudan Approach to Revolving Funds

Market Monitoring in Darfur Publications

Publications from a market monitoring and trade analysis project in Darfur. SOS Sahel UK supported this project from 2010 to 2016, with our partner the Darfur Development and Reconstruction Agency.

Guide for practitioners – May 2017

Cereal Trade Study in Darfur – 2014

Vegetable Trade Study Report – 2014

Cash Crop Trade Study in Darfur – 2013

SOS Sahel UK Publications

Some of the documents published by us in the past – please email us if you are looking for anything specific that you cannot find here!

Gender & Pastoralism Vol. 1: Rangeland & Resource Management in Ethiopia  – Andrew Ridgewell, Getachew Mamo & Fiona Flintan, 2007, SOS Sahel Ethiopia

Gender & Pastoralism Vol. 2: Livelihoods & Income Development in Ethiopia – Andrew Ridgewell & Fiona Flintan, 2007, SOS Sahel Ethiopia

Modern and Mobile: The future of livestock production in Africa’s drylands – SOS Sahel UK & IIED, Editor Helen de Jode, 2009

Planning with Uncertainty: using Scenario Planning with African Pastoralists – SOS Sahel UK & IIED, 2009

Securing the commons series

What are the commons, how should they be managed, and by whom? Papers on how to manage common property resources across the Sahel [SOS Sahel UK & IIED: 2000-2003]

1. Who’s Managing the Commons? Inclusive management for a sustainable future 
2.  Hannu Biyu Ke Tchuda Juna – Strength in Unity. Shared Management of Common Property Resources: a case study from Takiéta, Niger
3. From Conflict to Consensus. Towards joint management of natural resources by pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in the zone of Kishi Beiga, Burkina Faso
4. Traditional Institutions, multiple stakeholders & modern perspectives in common property. Accompanying change within Borana pastoral systems
5. Towards a local peace. SOS Sahel’s experience of conflict transformation between pastoralists and farmers at El Ain, North Kordofan State, Sudan
6. Local networks as a tool for influencing policy. Experiences of the GDRN5 Network in Mali
7. Social inclusion: a prerequisite for equitable and sustainable natural resource management. Two experiences in Mali

Organisational documents

• • Our Strategy 2017-2020
  • Theory of Change

• Our latest Annual review

Accounts

• 2017-2018 Statutory accounts
• 2016-2017 Statutory Accounts
• 2015-2016 Statutory Accounts
• 2014-2015 Statutory Accounts
• 2013-2014 Statutory Accounts
• 2012-2013 Statutory Accounts
• 2011-2012 Statutory Accounts
• 2010-2011 Statutory Accounts

Policies

• Data Protection and Privacy Policy
• Whistle-blowing and Complaints Policy
• Equal opportunities Policy
• Environmental Policy
• Safeguarding Policy
• Donor Ethical Policy