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20 May 2021
Global

Únase a la Fundación Ford, la Fundación Land Portal, Tenure Facility y la Fundación Thomson Reuters para un seminario web el 20 de mayo.

Organizers: 
Land Portal Foundation
Thomson Reuters Foundation
The Tenure Facility
Ford Foundation
20 May 2021
Global

The Ford Foundation, the Land Portal Foundation, the Tenure Facility and the Thomson Reuters Foundation launched a webinar on May 20th on the the link between “environmental imbalances” and “emerging infectious diseases".

Organizers: 
Land Portal Foundation
Thomson Reuters Foundation
The Tenure Facility
Ford Foundation
The United Nations estimates that three quarters of land on Earth has been severely degraded by huma
6 August 2020
Cambodia

Intensive farming makes future pandemics such as Covid-19 more likely as wild animals carrying diseases known to infect humans are forced into increasingly close contact with us, a research report showed on Wednesday.

10 November 2020
Africa

NOUS, représentants de gouvernement, agences intergouvernementales, centres de recherche, organisations de la société civiles et experts fonciers, réunis à l’occasion du Forum foncier Afrique virtuel organisé par la Coalition Internationale pour l’Accès à la Terre (ILC Afrique) en collaboration avec la Commission de l’Union Africaine et l’Autorité Intergouvernementale pour le Dévelo

People Centered Land Governance: Unlocking Opportunities for Agenda 2063
4 November 2020
Africa
We, the representatives of governments, intergovernmental bodies, think tanks and research bodies, civil society networks, and land experts gathered online for the 2020 Africa Land Forum, organized by the International Land Coalition-Africa (ILC Africa) in collaboration with the African Union Commission (AUC) and The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) on the theme: Delivering o
Indonesian officials linked to mining and ‘dirty energy’ firms benefiting from deregulation law
26 November 2020
Indonesia
  • Top Indonesian ministers who pushed for the passage of a deregulation bill that benefits the mining and “dirty energy” industry have links to some of those very companies, a new report shows.
  • The report by a coalition of NGOs highlights “massive potential for conflicts of interest” in the drafting and passage of the so-called omnibus bill on job creation.

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