Description: Self-sufficiency in the nomadic context refers to the ability of an individual or group to meet their own needs without relying on external resources. This concept is fundamental for nomads, who, while moving from one place to another, must be able to adapt to different environments and conditions. Self-sufficiency involves not only the ability to find and use natural resources but also the capacity to develop practical skills such as hunting, gathering, agriculture, and building shelters. Additionally, it promotes a sustainable lifestyle, where the aim is to minimize environmental impact and live in harmony with nature. Self-sufficiency encompasses social and cultural aspects, as nomads often form communities that share knowledge and resources, thereby strengthening their collective ability to survive and thrive in changing environments.
