We are pleased to announce the first of an upcoming India Land and Development Conference (ILDC) Regional Workshops to be held on 30th and 31st May 2025 at Ashirvad, 69, St Marks Road, Bengaluru.

These workshops will focus on two deeply important themes:

The conference will bring together a diverse range of participants, including young Indigenous leaders, practitioners, and surveyors. To make the conference inclusive and truly collaborative, we will co-organize the event with youth organizations, ensuring their perspectives, priorities, and voices directly shape both the agenda and the outcomes.

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We are pleased to invite you to the launch of a new study, entitled “Collective Tenure Rights and Climate Action in sub-Saharan Africa”, jointly produced by FAO and the Global Land Alliance.

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From November 5-7, 2024, FLAME University in Pune, India, hosted the Eighth India Land and Development Conference (ILDC), organized by LANDSTACK in collaboration with over 40 partners. This leading platform for land governance in the Global South brought together 400 delegates, including 200 speakers and panelists from 20 Indian states and four other countries.