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African Youth Engagement in Land Governance
On the sidelines of the land inequality report launch, ILC co-organised the Youth and Land Conference 2020. In this blogpost, Gerdien Archterberg, ILC Africa research intern, shares her experience of speaking to a wide range of stakeholders on… Read More
LANDac | Guatemala Blogs Updated
Jur Schuurman’s blog series on Guatemala have been updated. In this series, Jur tells the story of Guatemalan land issues from many perspectives: land ownership and tenure, urban and rural land use, the (non-) governmental institutional setting, connections… Read More
LANDac | Guatemala Blog Series #7: Some land governance institutions in Guatemala and their performance
The seventh blog in our Guatemala Blog Series by Jur Schuurman is out: It will be no surprise to the readers of this blog that the institutional environment for land governance in Guatemala has its shortcomings. In the previous… Read More
LANDac | Blog Building Towards Ownership: Exploring the Role of a Community Land Trust in Sustainable Development
In this blog, Eva Labrujere explores how local knowledge and a community-based approach can provide a base for a strategic framework to guide sustainable development in Mathare Valley (Nairobi, Kenya). The developed integrative strategic framework aims to build towards overcoming… Read More
LANDac | Guatemala Blog Series #6: Land and the judiciary – an uncertain future
The sixth blog in our Guatemala Blog Series by Jur Schuurman is out: Last December I wrote that Guatemala “is going through a political and constitutional crisis that has everything to do with the struggle of certain sectors… Read More
LANDac II Partners
Posted: 24th October 2023 by Coordinator
Rule of law and Food systems transformation dialogue
To mark World Food Day 2023, IDLO, KPSRL, LANDac, and NFP co-convened a dialogue between stakeholders in the food security, land governance and rule of law communities to foster engagement between Dutch and international policymakers and practitioners, and… Read More