4 July 2022
LANDac International Conference 2022 Session Summary
1 July 2022
LANDac International Conference 2022 Session Summary
25 March 2022
After almost six years, the Global Programme Responsible Land Policy completed its activities in Peru in late 2021. Thanks to the hard work of the ProTierras Comunales project team and partners, we can look back on interesting lessons learned and several good practices ready for replication (here
23 September 2021
Seeking Data Analyst for Open Land Data Project in Senegal
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Open Up Guide for Land Governance Implementation ProjectSend applications by 29 October 2021
About the Land Portal
23 September 2021
Seeking Researcher for Open Land Data Project in Senegal
LAND PORTAL FOUNDATION
Open Up Guide for Land Governance Implementation ProjectSend applications by 29 October 2021
10 September 2021
A new approach helps resolve land tenure issues faster and more efficiently.
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23 August 2021
Being developed within an EU-funded project, DIONE Toolbox is a solution that allows European Paying Agencies to comply with the Modernised CAP regulations while conducting an environmental performance evaluation of greening at a national or regional level, depending on the agency's jurisdiction.
11 August 2021
In August 2021, a newsletter covering various land governance programmes of GIZ was launched. This newsletter is available for everybody who is interested and informs about current development within GIZ land governance and beyond. The three main programmes responsible for the newsletter are:
The
28 May 2021
Colombia is the second most biodiverse country in the world and around half of its land territory is forest-covered. Deforestation is one of the biggest worldwide threats not only for biodiversity but also for climate. In fact, removing trees by burning them or then letting them decompose in their
4 March 2021
We are pleased to announce the opening of a public consultation on a land governance module as part of the Global Data Barometer.
