A review and case studies from LAND-at-scale projects
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Abstract
This scoping study examines how tenure security and land-use planning can support climate adaptation. It combines a literature review with four cases: land governance in Mozambique’s Búzi district, participatory wetland management in Uganda’s Butaleja district, land governance in Colombia’s Teofina La Arenosa Indigenous reserve, and settlement options for displaced people in Baidoa, Somalia. It uses the cases to connect local experience with a framework for assessing how land interventions can strengthen climate resilience.
Publication details
- Author
- Richard Sliuzas, University of Twente
- Publisher
- University of Twente and Utrecht University, for LAND-at-scale
- Publication date
- October 2023
- Resource type
- Thematic scoping study
- Language
- English
- Extent
- 58 pages
- Geographic focus
- Mozambique, Uganda, Colombia and Somalia
- Subjects
- Climate adaptation, land-use planning, wetlands, displacement and land tenure
- Funder
- Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Contributing authors
- Wytske Chamberlain-van der Werf, Borges Chivambo, Berta Rafael, Simon-Peter Mwesigye, Teddy Kisembo, Jordana Wamboga, Evelyne Ajambo, Maria Clara van der Hammen, Carlos Rodriguez, Karel Boers, Federica Acquaviva, Marta Cavallaro and Monica Lengoiboni
Program: LAND-at-scale.
Related projects: LAND-at-scale Knowledge management: LANDac contribution, LAND-at-scale Knowledge management: International Land Coalition contribution, LAND-at-scale Knowledge management: KIT support to country partners, LAND-at-scale Knowledge management: Land Portal strategy support.
Original publication and cover credited to Richard Sliuzas, University of Twente. Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial 4.0. Land Portal source record.