On 8, 9 and 10 July 2015, over 250 experts from academia, civil society organizations, governments, farmers organizations, financial institutions and private sector gathered in Utrecht for the LANDac International Conference on Land Governance for Equitable and Sustainable Development. Participants traveled from more than 35 different countries worldwide, to share experiences and research, learn from each other, and the define new research frontiers and discuss policy agenda’s; all focused around the central theme of ‘Joining forces’. On the conference page on this website, you can find the detailed programme and list of presentations. In the coming weeks, we will be uploading the Powerpoint presentations of authors, as well as the key note contributions. For those of you present: thank you so much for attending and for making this a great and successful event! And for everyone interested in these topics: stay put, we will be announcing future LANDac activities soon!
For now, please find the key note contribution by Robin Palmer at our conference online on the Mokoro website: How best to respond to contempt by Africas ruling elites
Posted: 20th July 2015 by Gemma
LANDac 2015 Conference – outcomes and documents
On 8, 9 and 10 July 2015, over 250 experts from academia, civil society organizations, governments, farmers organizations, financial institutions and private sector gathered in Utrecht for the LANDac International Conference on Land Governance for Equitable and Sustainable Development. Participants traveled from more than 35 different countries worldwide, to share experiences and research, learn from each other, and the define new research frontiers and discuss policy agenda’s; all focused around the central theme of ‘Joining forces’. On the conference page on this website, you can find the detailed programme and list of presentations. In the coming weeks, we will be uploading the Powerpoint presentations of authors, as well as the key note contributions. For those of you present: thank you so much for attending and for making this a great and successful event! And for everyone interested in these topics: stay put, we will be announcing future LANDac activities soon!
For now, please find the key note contribution by Robin Palmer at our conference online on the Mokoro website: How best to respond to contempt by Africas ruling elites
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