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Digitization of Land Records
5 Marzo 2024
África
Uganda
India

Organized by the Cadasta Foundation,  Land Conflict Watch,  the Land Portal Foundation, National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) of India, and NRMC Center for Land Governance, the webinar "The Digitization of Land Records: A Panacea for Land Conflicts" provided an in-depth look at the critical role digitization of land records plays in addressing land disputes in India.

CLPA LAS side-event panelists
23 Febrero 2024
Authors: 
Aoife Ossendorp
Gemma Betsema
África
Mozambique
Rwanda
Uganda

During the Conference for Land Policy in Africa (CLPA) which took place in Addis Ababa in November 2023, LAND-at-scale organised the side-event ''Climate-Resilient Land Use Planning as a Tool for Addressing Land Degradation''. The LAND-at-scale (LAS) project partners and their government constituencies from Mozambique, Rwanda and Uganda participated in person. The set-up of the session was dynamic with each country first ‘pitching’ how land use planning processes were important in their LAS interventions, and then the government representatives adding to that a perspective from government. In each of the countries, the LAS partners consisting of NGOs and UN organizations, work closely with national or district land use planning officers of the government in carrying out project activities.

Community sensitisation meeting
19 Febrero 2024
Authors: 
Mr. Simon Peter Mwesigye
Miss Teddy Kisembo
Jordana Wamboga
Aoife Ossendorp
Uganda

As part of a scoping study titled Land Governance for Climate Resilience: A review and case studies from LAND-at-scale projects headed by Richard Sliuzas, Emeritus Professor, University of Twente, GLTN dove into the links between climate and land governance in the ‘’Scaling up community-based land registration and land use planning on customary land in Uganda’’ project. This case study highlights experiences from the community-based wetland management planning approach in Butaleja, Uganda, focusing on how the approach is addressing land governance issues and contributing to community climate resilience.

Uganda Land-at-Scale Program
5 Diciembre 2023
Authors: 
Mr. Neil Sorensen
Mozambique
Somalia
Uganda
Colombia
Global

En la jornada inaugural de la #COP28, organizamos un seminario web titulado "Aumentando la Resiliencia Climática mediante una Gobernanza de la Tierra Inclusiva", en el que se profundizó en el papel crucial que desempeña una gobernanza de la tierra inclusiva en el aumento de la resiliencia climática.

Uganda Land-at-Scale Program
5 Diciembre 2023
Authors: 
Mr. Neil Sorensen
Mozambique
Somalia
Uganda
Colombia
Global

Le jour de l'ouverture de la #COP28, nous avons organisé un webinaire, " Renforcer la résilience climatique par une gouvernance foncière inclusive ", qui a approfondi le rôle crucial que joue la gouvernance foncière inclusive dans le renforcement de la résilience climatique.

Uganda Land-at-Scale Program
5 Diciembre 2023
Authors: 
Mr. Neil Sorensen
Mozambique
Somalia
Uganda
Colombia
Global

No dia de abertura da #COP28, organizamos um webinário, "Building Climate Resilience through Inclusive Land Governance" (Criando resiliência climática por meio da governança inclusiva da terra), que se aprofundou no papel crucial que a governança inclusiva desempenha na criação da resiliência climática.

Uganda Land-at-Scale Program
5 Diciembre 2023
Authors: 
Mr. Neil Sorensen
Mozambique
Somalia
Uganda
Colombia
Global

On the opening day of #COP28, we hosted a webinar, “Building Climate Resilience through Inclusive Land Governance,” that delved into the crucial role which inclusive land governance plays in building climate resilience. 

9 Octubre 2023
Authors: 
Lisette Meij
Gemma Betsema
Burundi
Mozambique
Rwanda
Somalia
Uganda
Chad
Burkina Faso
Malí
Colombia
Palestina
Global

Scaling is at the heart of both the name as well as the strategy of LAND-at-scale. Scaling and scaling potential are key in the way the program was designed and is reflected in the three pillars chosen to realize the aim of the program. The first pillar is about scaling successful initiatives and projects; the second pillar focuses on land governance innovations with scaling potential; and the third pillar covers knowledge management, with a focus on gaining a deeper understanding on the conditions required to make scaling successful.

Amahoro @ Scale
11 Julio 2023
Authors: 
Dominique Schmid
Burundi
Uganda
Chad
Colombia
Global

Nowadays when it comes to land, many transitions are ongoing, and many organizations target processes of change to improve livelihoods while defining their target groups. In this roundtable we aimed to critically engage about who is targeted, who is left out and why, and how to deal with non-beneficiaries in the proximity of interventions to make these processes of transition fairer and more inclusive.

climate resilience for women
11 Julio 2023
Authors: 
Wytske Chamberlain - van der Werf
Tanzania
Uganda
Nepal
Global

This session brought together insights on land governance and climate resilience, with a specific gender focus. Women suffer from lack of access to, decision making over, and use of land. At the same time, climate change disproportionally affects women. Research indicates that ‘gender just land governance’ forms the key to use land in a sustainable, climate-proof way.

fair climate transitions
11 Julio 2023
Authors: 
Wytske Chamberlain - van der Werf
Mozambique
Somalia
Uganda
Colombia
Global

Communities in developing countries are increasingly exposed to the effects of climate change. Although they contribute little to greenhouse gas emissions, many communities are at the forefront of climate change and the associated extreme events. They are faced with events that undermine their food security, such as droughts and floods, but also increased pressure on land due to climate-induced migration. In this session, we delved into the nexus of climate change and land governance.

Land Monitoring and the SDGs
16 Mayo 2023
Authors: 
Robert Ndugwa
Marruecos
Túnez
Kenya
Rwanda
Uganda
Zambia
República Democrática del Congo
Benin
Burkina Faso
Guinea
Côte d'Ivoire
Malí
Níger
Senegal
Togo
Iraq
Global

La tierra es un recurso finito, y el acceso a ella es esencial para la subsistencia de las personas y las comunidades. Para garantizar que el acceso a la tierra sea seguro y equitativo para todos, las Naciones Unidas han establecido el Objetivo de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) 1.4.2, que mide la seguridad de la tenencia de la tierra de las personas, y el ODS 5.a.1, que mide la seguridad de la tenencia de la tierra agrícola desde una perspectiva de género.

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