This document discusses climate smart pastoralism as an important part of climate smart agriculture. It summarizes that: 1) Grasslands and rangelands cover vast areas globally and pastoralists manage 40% of land in Sub-Saharan Africa, making livestock grazing a key livelihood. 2) Improving grazing land management through regenerative practices like planned grazing has strong potential to mitigate carbon emissions by sequestering carbon in soils and vegetation. 3) Examples from Kenya show integrating trees into grazing lands through silvopastoral systems can significantly increase carbon storage potentials beyond grazing land improvements alone.
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