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ARGENTINA - Tinogasta, la represión indigna

Cientos de miles de pobladores de toda la cordillera resisten como lo han hecho todas las poblaciones a lo largo de la historia. Todavía hay gente que vive en otras zonas del país que no entiende la lucha cordillerana: estos pueblos no quieren la minería. No la quieren. No. No la quieren por muchos y sólidos motivos, científicos y no científicos. Quizá sea difícil de entender para quienes no viven allí. ¿Por qué defender a ultranza una modernidad perimida, que llega a destiempo, con ínfulas de progreso y desarrollo que nadie cree ni puede sostener?

FAO-ILC Project Facilitates Access to Land Governance Resources

Rome, Italy - Information on land governance is critical factor for enabling developing and emerging economies to establish effective land tenure systems and ultimately ensure secure and equitable access to and control over land. To this end, the International Land Coalition, together with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), today announce the integration of information on land from FAO databases accessible through the Land Portal, the global reference point for land related information on the internet.

Clash over Khas land in Bangladesh leaves one killed

Pirgong, Bangladesh -  A young landless peasant was brutally killed in a landless territory called Zoykur at Pirgong, Thakurgoan district on July 3. Kamolakanto Kanu, member of the Joykur Peoples Organization which is facilitated by the Community Development Association (CDA) of Bangladesh, and ILC member. Kanu was brutally killed and 8 others were injured by local influential land grabbers. A certain Satu Ram and his group were trying to occupy the Khas land in Joykur village already occupied by Kanu’s group for the past 12 years.

Call for Governance Proposals- 'Triangulating Property Rights: Governing Access to Essential Goods'

The Center on Global Legal Transformation at Columbia University is launching a call for proposals by junior researchers on governing scarce, essential goods. The research project is coordinated by Prof. Katharina Pistor, the Director of the Center on Global Legal Transformation, and Prof. Olivier De Schutter, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to food.

Thinking about scale in land information systems

By: Devex Editor

Date: March 15th 2016

Source: Devex.com


This week in Washington, D.C., the World Bank is hosting its Annual Conference on Land and  Poverty, a professional meeting that has swelled considerably in the past five years. Attendee numbers have expanded to a downright packed 1,200 people from governments, development agencies, academia, nongovernmental organizations and technology firms.