En el marco de la serie Advancing Land-based Investment Governance – ALIGN (Avanzando la gobernanza de las inversiones basadas en la tierra), el segundo seminario web de la serie "La sentencia Maledu: El poder del reconocimiento de los derechos de tenencia" tuvo lugar el 22 de marzo de 2023. El seminario web reunió a algo más de 230 participantes y contó con panelistas del sector privado, miembros de comunidades afectadas por la minería y profesionales. La serie está organizada por un consorcio de organizaciones, entre ellas la Fundación Land Portal, CCSI, IIED y Namati.
Sous l'égide de la série Advancing Land-based Investment Governance (ALIGN), le deuxième webinaire de la série " La décision sur l'affaire Maledu : Le pouvoir de la reconnaissance des droits foncières " a eu lieu le 22 mars 2023. Le webinaire a attiré un peu plus de 230 participants et a réuni des panélistes du secteur privé, des membres des communautés affectées par l'exploitation minière et des praticiens. La série est organisée par un consortium d'organisations, notamment la Fondation Land Portal, CCSI, IIED et Namati.
Sob as bases da série " Avançando a Governança de Investimentos em Terra" (ALIGN - sigla em inglês), o segundo webinário da série " A Sentença Maledu": O poder do reconhecimento dos direitos de posse" aconteceu em 22 de março de 2023. O webinário contou com um pouco mais de 230 participantes e com painelistas do setor privado, membros de comunidades afetadas por minas e diversos profissionais. A série é organizada por um consórcio de organizações, incluindo a Land Portal Foundation, CCSI, IIED e Namati.
Under the umbrella of the Advancing Land-based Investment Governance (ALIGN) series, the second webinar of the series “The Maledu Judgement: The power of tenure rights recognition” took place on March 22nd, 2023. The webinar drew in a little over 230 participants and featured panelists from the private sector, members of mining-affected communities and practitioners. The series is organized by a consortium of organizations, including the Land Portal Foundation, CCSI, IIED and Namati.
Uma revisão da literatura e iniciativas que examinam os impactos da mineração em quatro países da África Austral e Central.
Une revue des initiatives et des rapports qui examinent les impacts de l'exploitation minière dans quatre pays d'Afrique australe et centrale.
Una revisión de las iniciativas e informes que examinan los impactos de la minería en cuatro países de África del Sur y Central
A review of initiatives and reports which examine the impacts of mining in four countries in Southern and Central Africa
South Africa needs to move away from siloed and passive approaches toward water management and adopt more proactive, robust and integrated approaches.
Apopular phrase in a time of crisis is “it never rains, but it pours”. This is usually a figurative expression referring to the overwhelming sense of chaos at a given time. South Africa is a country which has not been spared from economic, social and political chaos over the past few months, and the phrase has now taken on a literal meaning.
Traditional leaders assign land giving little consideration to spatial planning for long-term, sustainable settlement. People are settled in places unsuitable for human habitation. And climate change will bring added volatility and exposure.
This op-ed by Katlego Ramantsina, a researcher at the Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian Studies first appeared in the Daily Maverick
Developing land tenure legislation is a difficult job to get right — especially given the legacy of intractable problems inherited from apartheid. The Gauteng consultation did not seem genuine: it lasted only three hours.
The Land Portal advocates for more and better open land data, but more and better have never been our end objectives. Data must be used; it needs a purpose. One of the ways we practice what we preach is through our data stories.