GLF Africa 2022: Inclusive Land Governance in Practice

A coffee farmer in Ethiopia.

Historical announcement: this session took place in 2022.

Location: Livestream on the GLF website (Walk the talk of inclusive land governance – Practical approaches and voices from stakeholders (globallandscapesforum.org)). If you want to participate actively in the Global Landscapes Forum and receive information about all events, please register here: GLF Africa Digital Conference 2022: Registration (globallandscapesforum.org)

Languages: English, French

Organised by: BMZ, GIZ

 

Transforming agri-food systems to combat climate change, halting and reversing natural resources degradation and feeding a growing population makes land a focus of interest. The pressure on land is growing and comes with a magnitude of implications. The intersectionality of climate change, population dynamics, and external shocks like the pandemic constitute a major challenge. The session will address the potential and challenges of inclusive land governance as a lever to enhance local resilience and maintain a healthy and productive environment. Practical examples from African countries will be presented and discussed to inspire action for sustainable landscapes that “leave no one behind.” Different marginalized population groups like women, refugees, pastoralists and IPLC will be at the center of the discussion.

 

Relevant resources:

Explore the Global Programme Responsible Land Policy.

Originally published on 13 September 2022 on Land Portal. Featured image: a coffee farmer in Ethiopia, 2011, USAID Africa Bureau, via Wikimedia Commons; public domain in the United States. This contextual photograph does not depict the event.

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