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[19/06/2013] Indigenous People and Governance in REDD+ Readiness in Panama-
“Stages and actors in REDD+ readiness read more
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[18/06/2013] The Formalization Fix? Land titling, state land concessions, and the politics of geographical transparency in contemporary Cambodia
“In their widely read discussion paper, the FAO, IFAD, UNCTAD and World Bank propose systematic property rights formalization – “the identification of rights holders, the legal recognition of...
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[17/06/2013] State of Art in Transnational Pressure on Land (TPL) and Food Security in South Asia
“Discourses on rising land acquisition and food security nexus have seriously raised the issue of food security at local levels. read more
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[16/06/2013] Reframing the New Alliance Agenda: A Critical Assessment based on Insights from Tanzania
“A dedicated investment in smallholder farmers to enable them to improve their land use and productivity is critical to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth in African countries. The New...
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[13/06/2013] Increasing the gender gap: the impacts of the bioeconomy and markets in environmental services on women
“Governments are responding to today’s economic and environmental crises with a raft of policies designed to pull in private finance by being business friendly. These include transitioning to...
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[13/06/2013] Land Governance in Asia -
“This paper examines land tenure systems and legal frameworks in Asia, and the current major debates around processes of land reform and justice for poor land users. It sets today’s systems in...
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[13/06/2013] Making Rangelands Secure Bulletin Issue 3
A review of examples and experiences of making rangelands secure.
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[12/06/2013] Investment Contracts for Farmland and Water: 10 Steps
“ “This document is a tool for parliamentarians, government officials, landholders and local communities who are involved in negotiating investment contracts with foreign investors for...
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[12/06/2013] Gaining neighbours or big losers what happened when large-scale, land-based investment in the Ghanaian oil palm sector met the local population on the ground?
“Whether land transactions can benefit the local population depends on the governance system, the so‐called rules of the game and their enforcement. As investors often face a weak institutional...
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[12/06/2013] Estudio sobre las industrias extractivas en México y la situación de los pueblos indígenas en los territorios en que están ubicadas estas industrias
“Conforme a la decisión adoptada por el Foro Permanente para las Cuestiones Indígenas en su décimo período de sesiones (véase E/2011/43 y Corr. 1, párr. 57), el Foro Permanente solicitó a Saúl...
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