61. Ogiek Rural Integral Projects - Programmes The Ogieks are an indigenous huntinggathering community who The are nicknamed dorobo which means poor people who the Ogieks were the first people to settle http://www.orip.org/history.htm

HISTORY Who are the ogiek? The Ogieks are an indigenous hunting-gathering community who live in Mau Forest, Mt. Elgon Region, Nakuru and other parts of Central Rift Valley of Kenya. The are nicknamed 'Dorobo' which means "poor people who cannot afford cattle" There is a controversy on the origins of the Ogiek with some earlier scholars thinking that the Ogieks are " probably the remnants of the Pre-Maasai people who occupied the Rift Valley and the adjacent areas before the arrival of the Maa Speaking people" The Ogiek now live in Rift Valley and more have been displaced from the forest. The remaining lot in Mau Forest has been ordered by the government authorities to leave the forest. The matter is still not resolved. The uniqueness of the Ogiek is on their linguistic facility and ability to adopt their neighbours language easily. This is the characteristic that has led some scholars and administrators to think that the Ogiek were not an ethnic group. They thought Ogiek were "outlaws from other tribes that had found refuge in the forest" and other misconceptions which saw them as 'dying remnant' of lawless poachers etc. Way of Life Traditionally we are hunters and gatherers.The forests provided us with water,meat,honey,fruits,vegetables,medicine and materials for our shelter and clothings.We also used forests as the theatre for cultural and religious activites.Young people were trained by their elders in the forests.Up to today forests are the basis of our survival however,as a result of interaction and displacement,nowadays we do some farming and keep livestock.The interaction has not always been our choice.We have been forced to rely on smaller portions of land.Moreover,brutal evictions and scattering by the Government has forced us to interact with other communities.Today our life is made extremely hard,we are barely able to survive as a community.

62. FPP Web Page2 Francis Fagjot, Help Old People, Nigeria. Michael, David, Thad Peterson, dorobo Tours and Safaris Research Institute for Maori and indigenous Education, New http://forestpeoples.gn.apc.org/Briefings/World Bank/wb_fpirs_ngo_ipo_response_s

Mr. Odin Knudsen Forest Policy Implementation Review and Strategy Development World Bank 1818 H Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20433 Fax: 202-522-1142 11 September 2001 JOINT LETTER FROM 218 ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS FROM 58 COUNTRIES Dear Mr. Knudsen and FPIRS team, Concerns regarding the 30 July 2001 draft A Revised Forest Strategy for the World Bank Group The undersigned NGOs, indigenous peoples’ organisations and community-based organisations write in response to the call for public comments on the above draft document. In the first part of our response, we express our misgivings about the plan to finalise and adopt the Strategy before the necessary revisions of the Operational Policy have been discussed and agreed between different stakeholders. The second part outlines our overall impression of the draft Strategy and sets out our concerns regarding its contents. We make a number of key recommendations for improving the Strategy at the end of our response. Numbers in square brackets [] refer to page numbers in the July 30 draft. 1. Flawed procedure for developing and adopting the Strategy

63. Business & Human Rights : Logging & Lumber The Ogiek (sometimes referred to as dorobo ) are a components is palm oil, though few people outside the articles to detailed case studies in africa, Asia and http://www.business-humanrights.org/Categories/Sectors/Naturalresources/Loggingl

64. Homes In The Kenyan Bush - Eco-resorts disappearing hunter and gatherer tribe, the Il dorobo. in a verdant grove of fig trees, indigenous flowering shrubs The people of the southern Matthews are the http://www.eco-resorts.com/BushHomes2.php

HOME CUSTOM-SAFARIS ACTIVITIES KENYA ... FAQ Changing The World - One Journey At A Time "That happens to be where we saw all the copulation, believe it or not!" P.B., USA More Comments Discover East Africa with our suggested trips Explore the region with our interactive maps! KENYA TANZANIA What to do on safari? Unearth the facts about ecotourism Where do you want to stay? Sign up for our free Safari Ezine, Karibuni: PRIVACY SAMPLE EZINE Your Email: "Kitich Camp was a wonderful experience of being deep in the bush and very close to nature in combination with Italian refinement demonstrating itself in excellent cooking and a beautiful laid table in a dining room on a floor of white sand." K.P., Holland More Comments Homes in the Kenyan Bush - In the Bush In the Bush Ol Kanjau Rekero Kitich Patrick's Mobile Camps ... Farms and Ranches Ol Malo Lokitela Ol Jolai Lewa Downs On the Water Takaungu Tana Delta Mundui Estate Ol Kanjau Camp Get lost in Greater Amboseli with Mike and Judy Rainy! Ol Kanjau, a traditional safari-style tented camp situated just outside Amboseli National Park, is kept as simple as possible so that you can still "listen to the quiet, smell air clean enough to eat and try to count a million stars". Amboseli, found at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro, is home to a growing population of elephant; the Rainy's will introduce you to several of 52 known matriarchal elephant families.

65. Free Web Site Hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting As the dorobo/Akiek began to practice pastoralism and the colonized country, culture, and people from a pairs a British and an indigenous writer describing a http://kenyadb.freeservers.com/index15.htm

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 Complete Database Index: 1986 - 1989 SITE MAP Single Item Index 1. Names 2. Titles 3. Institutions Three Item Index 1. Year - Name - Title 2. Name - Title - Institution 3. Institution - Year - Name Complete Database Index Home Contact the Web Administrator Year Author's Name Title Institution Degree Pages Abstract ABUNGU, MARGARET S. AKINYI CHOKA A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ACADEMIC PREPARATION PROGRAM OF SECONDARY SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS IN KENYA AND SELECTED UNITED STATES COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE PHD ADAR, KORWA GOMBE THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LEGAL PRINCIPLE OF 'TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY' AS THE MODAL DETERMINANT OF RELATIONS: A CASE STUDY OF KENYA'S FOREIGN POLICY TOWARDS SOMALIA, 1963-1983 (AFRICA, SELF-DETERMINATION, UNITED NATIONS, ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA PHD AL-GATAMI, MUNIRA ADBULWAHAB PLAN FOR IMPLEMENTING A MODEL NATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM: TASK ANALYSIS, ORGANIZATION DESIGN, AND PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION METHOD, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE STATE OF KUWAIT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PHD AMUKA, PETER SUMBA OKAYO

66. Bush Homes Through Kenya the conservation of the extremely diverse indigenous wildlife and Rooms can hold up to three people, if families Jackson Ole Looseyia, an Il dorobo Masai from http://www.classicsafaris.com/Itineraries/bushhomes.htm

"Bush Homes through Kenya" (10 Days) Day 1 Nairobi Upon Arrival at Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta international airport, you will be met by Pollman’s and transferred to Ngong House. The remainder of the day at leisure. Overnight at Ngong House on a full board basis (including local beers, soft drinks and wines). Ngong House Day 2 Nairobi – Lewa Downs After an early breakfast you will be met by a Pollman’s vehicle for your private transfer to Nairobi Wilson Airport. Once checked in you will board the morning flight to Lewa Downs. Upon arrival at Lewa Airstrip you will be met by a vehicle from the Lewa Conservancy and taken directly to the Craig Family residence - Wilderness Trails. Overnight at Wilderness Trails on a full board basis (including local beers, soft drinks and wines). Lewa Downs One of Kenya's original ranches, Lewa Downs has been the Craig family home since 1924 when the Craig grandparents came from England and began raising cattle here. Now incorporated in the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, which includes Anna Merz's highly respected Ngare Sergoi Rhino Sanctuary and the Ngare Ndare forest, the area is committed to the conservation of the extremely diverse indigenous wildlife and habitat, as well as benefiting the local community by providing employment, schools and clinics. Set in stunning arid landscape Wilderness Trails is an oasis of comfort and tranquillity. Horseback safaris, on very gentle steeds, allow close encounters with the wildlife, while a camel safari is not to be missed! Other facilities include a lovely swimming pool of muted aquamarine that is far more in keeping with the landscape than a brighter colour would be. The side of the pool appears to drop away to the valley below permitting fabulous panoramic views. A large thatched pool house contains colonial style furniture, games, magazines and an array of the softest straw-coloured towels. The tennis court is also popular.

67. Comentarios Al Banco Mundial Sobre El Proceso FPIRS Translate this page Michael, David, Thad Peterson, dorobo Tours and Safaris Francis Fagjot, HELP OLD PEOPLE, Nigeria. Research Institute for Maori and indigenous Education, New http://www.wrm.org.uy/actores/BM/cartaFPIRS.html

El Banco Mundial Comentarios acerca del documento titulado " Una Estrategia Forestal Revisada para el Grupo del Banco Mundial" (borrador del 30 de julio de 2001) Setiembre 2001 firmar aquí El próximo viernes 7 de setiembre de 2001, se enviara una carta ( ver más abajo ) al Banco Mundial firmada por todas las organizaciones que adhieran a la misma, como respuesta al pedido del Banco de comentarios sobre su borrador de Estrategia Forestal. En dicha carta (que adjuntamos) expresamos nuestra más profunda preocupación por los planes del Banco de levantar la prohibición de corta en bosques primarios tropicales húmedos y hacemos un llamamiento al Banco para que adopte medidas de salvaguardia sociales y ambientales fuertes. Hacemos además un llamamiento al Banco para que difunda a la brevedad su borrador de "política" forestal revisada, para que la sociedad civil pueda dar una respuesta más informada al respecto. La carta también plantea al Banco la urgencia de reconsiderar su enfoque sobre el tema del "mercado de emisiones" y la promoción de plantaciones como "sumideros de carbono" hasta que se hayan acordado criterios internacionales de salvaguardia para tales operaciones.

68. Cnsvr for nature and the local people sealed their and the languages of the indigenous cultures inspired most successful example of “ecotourism” - dorobo Safaris http://www.tazamatrust.org/cnsvr.html

Kim Ellis-Josch Develops New Approach to Conservation After working in East Africa for more than 15 years, Kim founded Tazama!Trust in 1993 to achieve a more holistic approach to conservation. While gaining an understanding of the interconnectedness of people, wildlife and the environment, Kim set out to raise awareness of the problems facing these entities and how to solve them. Today, she works throughout Tanzania on a wide spectrum of projects which support and empower Africans to save and protect wildlife and the environment while improving the quality of their lives. From their base by Lake Eyasi where they keep in close contact with grass roots village life, Jeannette and David continue the work of conservation education through Tazama!Trust, teaching people of all backgrounds and levels in communities across Tanzania. In the Shadow of Mount Kili, Melly Reuling Combines Research With Wildlife Conservation The Petersons of Dorobo Safaris Lead the Way in Community Based Conservation (CBC) top

69. AMNH Library - Special Collections - Film List beneficial relationship between Kenya s Wandorobo (dorobo) and the honey Luang (ie Phi Tong Luang) people filmed during many birds and mammals indigenous to the http://library.amnh.org/special/film_list3.html

Home Catalog Resources Services ... Museum Publications Film List (nos. 195-291)  Hummingbird flight technique [videorecording.] Publisher Film Collection no. 195 Indian communication [videorecording] : sign language of the North American Indian. Publisher Film Collection no. 196 Indian pottery making in the village of San Ildefonso, New Mexico [videorecording.] Publisher Film Collection no. 197 Jungle life in India [videorecording.] Publisher Film Collection no. 198 Jurgens' Guatemala [videorecording.] Publisher Film Collection no. 199 Korea [videorecording.] Publisher Film Collection no. 200 Michael Lerner Collection (1939-1948): Film Collection nos. 201-205 Michael Lerner was a successful businessman who turned an early and avid interest in hunting and fishing into a mature scientific avocation. As an AMNH trustee he led expeditions to collect ethnographic objects and zoological specimens from all over the world. His greatest love, however, was the study and collection of big game fish. Lerner researched and recorded migration patterns of marlin and swordfish throughout the earth’s oceans and organized the International Game Fish Association. The Association was housed at the museum and kept track of record saltwater catches, and brought anglers from all over the world together for the purpose of promoting scientific, as well as sporting, interest in fishing.

70. Colors All Our Own: September 2001 | WHRO last 11 years has lived with her dorobo husband, Loshero indigenous Always The Legend of La Malinche and The People Like Us Social Class in America Sunday, 9 http://www.whro.org/colors/09.01.shtml

Public Television What's on WHRO TV 15? WHRO Productions WHRO and DTV ... Public Events Calendar September 2001 Accordion Dreams Sunday, 9/2/01, 5-6:00 p.m. Accordion Dreams features yesterday's and today's squeezebox trailblazers who define Texas Mexican music. From lively polkas to smooth waltzes, the program captures an exhilarating musical style that is rapidly gaining fame worldwide. This program looks at today's young rebel accordionists who have expanded this musical style to the fringe of rock, blues and pop while paying homage to its pioneers. School: The Story of American Public Education Episodes 1-2 air Monday, 9/3/01, 9-11:00 p.m. Episodes 3-4 air Tuesday, 9/4/01, 9-11:00 p.m. This four-part series chronicles the dramatic history of America's struggle to educate all of its citizens and unite them as a nation. Ten years in the making, the series journeys through history and across the nation, weaving archival footage, on-site coverage, rare interviews and expert commentary into an unprecedented portrait of America's great education experiment. Oscar-winning actress Meryl Streep narrates. "The Common School" (1770-1890) The first segment traces America's struggle to create a tax-supported system that would educate every citizen, rich or poor. The goal was to establish a common ground that would bridge differences and preserve the infant democracy.

71. MCC - Resources & Publications - Occasional Papers - Exploring The Wisdom Of Afr were subsequently given to the dorobo, forestdwelling and the healing power of a people’s own a full-bodied understanding of indigenous conflict resolution http://www.mcc.org/respub/occasional/26cosmology.html

Occasional Papers Occasional Papers Exploring the Wisdom of Africa Pastoralist Cosmology as foundation for sustainable peace and Development by Hadley H. Jenner (Maasai Proverb) Introduction To adequately explore these links, however, it is necessary first to provide an overview of the present challenges facing pastoralists and move through a brief review of the pastoralist environment, economy, land policies, laws and the nature of common property systems. Such a review will provide the context for consideration of pastoral cosmology which will, in turn, be further illustrated by a summary of three case studies from Kenya. Key themes in the links between cosmology and these issues of conflict and change will emerge. Moreover, it will be demonstrated how the challenging situations facing pastoralists imperil pastoral cosmology. Yet it is that cosmology which offers the insights and resolutions to disarm the challenges while building a more sustainable future from that most commonly advocated. Overview of the Present Challenge Climate and ecology.

72. AFRICAN THEOLOGY AND THE The Jerawa people, who live to the east of Jos in in Christianity the growth, gifts and diversities of indigenous African churches a 84 Wandorobo (dorobo), http://www3.sympatico.ca/ian.ritchie/AFRWOMEN.html

AFRICAN THEOLOGY AND THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN AFRICA [a work in progress] Presented to the Canadian Theological Society May 25, 2001 by Ian D. Ritchie, Ph.D. St. John's Anglican Church, 41 Church St., Kingston, ON., K7M 1H2 The paper assesses the role played by African theologians in advancing the status of women in Africa. The perception (common in western church circles) of the African church as a bastion of conservatism and patriarchy will be examined critically. Starting with a brief overview of gender in precolonial Africa, moving to an analysis of the influence of mission Christianity and the African Initiated Churches, the paper concludes with an evaluation of the influence of African theologians. The conclusion that Christianity may be moving African women towards equality more rapidly than in western societies speaks of a positive relationship between academic theology, church and society.[ An earlier version of this article formed a chapter of the author's 1993 doctoral dissertation, African Theology and Social Change.

73. The Constitution Of Kenya Review Commission Godgiven duty to stop my people from worshipping made up the Maasai and the dorobo, still practise world s few remaining but threatened indigenous and tribal http://www.kenyaconstitution.org/docs/07d037.htm

The Commission The Review Process The Constitution: Past, Present and Amendments Civic Education on the Constitution ... Some of your Views The Heritage Factor in the Constitution. By Sultan H. Somjee,Ethnographer and Consultant,Constitution of Kenya Review Commission © 2001 Constitution of Kenya Review Commission A Joyfreto Creative Solution

74. African Travel And Wildlife News For August 2003 to the conservation of species indigenous to the of the Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) people used to yarns are told around a dorobo bushmans campfire http://www.ultimateafrica.com/aug03.htm

ULTIMATE AFRICA SAFARIS Phone toll free 1 800 461 0682 Ultimate Africa travel and wildlife news archive August 2003 Air Zimbabwe Reintroduces Regional Flights, August 3 2003 Air Zimbabwe has reintroduced flights to Malawi, Zambia and Kenya. Air Zimbabwe will resume Friday evening flights to Lusaka. There will be two flights on Sundays and Thursdays to Malawi and Kenya. Daily flights between Harare and Johannesburg via Bulawayo will run five times a day from Monday to Friday. Air Zimbabwe has also resumed flights to Mauritius. Air Zimbabwe still flies to London three times a week. Canoeing Safaris on Upper Zambezi River, August 3 2003 For five years Robin Brown and his team of guides have been operating canoeing safaris on Zimbabwe's Lower Zambezi River. This is the section of water (270 kms) between Lake Kariba and Kanyemba, the most "North-Eastern" border of Zimbabwe with Zambia and Mozambique and where the Zambezi leaves Zimbabwe traveling east. Canoeing Safaris has now begun operating on the shorter stretch of water above the Falls, some 70 kms of water between the Kazungula border, where the Zambezi first comes into contact with Zimbabwe and the Victoria Falls themselves.

75. [ Compilation / Split ] Titles At Aquarius Records V/A Document 03 Diffuse (dorobo) cd 14.98 Diffuse is that there are that many more people sifting through medicine are combined in the indigenous practice of http://www.aquariusrecords.org/cat/compilationsplit12.html

[ compilation / split ] titles at Aquarius Records search by: Keyword Artist Title Label Exact Keyword ( Search Tip ) Keyword searches will also scan record descriptions, which is great for finding artists who record under multiple names! Also good for browsing. We highly recommend keyword searches! view shopping cart home newest arrivals about mailorder catalog / list archive ... ~z's Favorites Some items in our catalogs may be out of print or currently unavailable. All prices subject to change (we only change our prices when our costs change). We will always try to inform you of updated prices. Email our mailorder department for availability status. If you have general non-mailorder questions, email the store V/A DJ Hype Presents The Ganja Kru: Super Sharp Shooter ep (BMG) cd THIS IS CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT OR OTHERWISE UNAVAILABLE TO US AT THE MOMENT, SO PLEASE DO NOT ORDER IT. SORRY. Including DJ Zinc's awesome "Super Sharp Shooter" track, an old AQ-favorite, previously available only on 12" vinyl. Kick ass drum and bass jungle. V/A DJ Prank's Greatest Celebrity Phone Calls (Hip Hop History Series) cd-r SUPER LIMITED.

76. "A 5-Year Tourism Strategy Framework For The Western Region Of Kenya - Part I" - inputs in form of skills, indigenous materials and Backpackers; Business people in conferences and meetings. information concerning the dorobo people who have http://www.mountainforum.org/resources/library/meicd00c.htm

Mt Elgon Integrated Conservation and Development Project (Meicdp) A 5-Year Tourism Strategy Framework for the Western Region of Kenya with Specific Focus on Mt. Elgon National Park Part I Final Report June 2000 This mission was commissioned by The World Conservation Union (IUCN)/ Mt. Elgon Integrated Conservation and Development Project (MEICDP) and executed by ETC East Africa. The consultancy was carried out by: Dr. Simon Taiti - ETC East Africa Mary Kisivuli - KWS TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ACKNOWDGEMENTS SUMMARY 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Physical and Socio-Economic Profile of the Western Region of Kenya 1.2 Mt. Elgon Integrated Conservation and Development Project 1.3 Rationale for Tourism Strategy 1.4 Terms of Reference 1.5 Key Concepts and Methodology 2. PRESENT ATTRACTIONS AND TOURISM ACTIVITY 2.1 Existing Tourist Attractions 2.2 Tourist Numbers, Types and Revenue 2.3 Tourism Planning and Carrying Capacity Projections of National Parks 2.4 Problems Hindering Development of Tourism 3. RESULTS OF ANALYSIS OF STAKEHOLDER'S VIEWS OF CHALLENGES

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