Nahouri: The Secretary General of the Nahouri Province, Emile Hien, presided over the second session of the provincial transhumance committee in Po, focusing on the pressing issues surrounding livestock mobility within the region.According to Burkina Information Agency, the meeting was held to address the challenges and opportunities related to transhumance in the Nahouri Province. Over the course of more than four hours, committee members evaluated the results of a recent workshop aimed at fostering dialogue and understanding of the dynamics affecting livestock movement amid regional insecurity.Key topics included the current transhumance situation and an assessment of the DINADANE project. Participants discussed strategies for improving the management of livestock mobility, both within the province and across the border into Ghana. Recommendations were made to enhance conditions supporting transhumance activities.In closing, Secretary General Emile Hien emphasized the importance of cooperative efforts among stakeholders to effectively manage and enhance cross-border transhumance in the region. The initiative received support from the DINADANE project, which focuses on managing shared natural resources in the border areas of the Nando and Nazinon regions.The project is funded by the PATRIP Foundation and executed by the HELP, RECOPA, NUNUNA Federation, and CLIP consortium in Ghana.