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By Gina Cosentino, Social Development Specialist, World Bank and Climate Investment Funds   Everything old is new again, at least when it comes to searching for workable and proven solutions to addressing climate change. Indigenous peoples have developed, over time, innovative climate-smart
The Rethinking Expropriation Law initiative hosted a Conference on Compensation for Expropriation in Cape Town, South Africa on December 7-9, 2016. The final session of the Conference took place on December 9 and aimed at discussing the development of a protocol on fair compensation. For  the final
BLOG   |   19 .07. 2017   |   LINDSAY BIGDA, RRI COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER In Brazil, indigenous and Afro-descendant communities face unprecedented threats to their hard-won territorial and constitutional rights.
  By Liz Alden Wily, Independent Land Tenure Specialist  
By the Center for International Forestry Research  Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)  Peru - The indigenous community of Tres Islas in southeastern Peru seems to have it all—good fishing; a vast forest of timber, Brazil nut, palm and other trees; and natural beauty any
Today Land Portal is launching a new qualitative dataset and infographic which shows how national laws measure up against the international standards on expropriation, compensation, and resettlement as established in Section 16 of the UN Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure
By Noel Taylor, Cadasta Foundation CEO
Scientists present their findings on forest tenure and land use at a major conference in Peru Peru - Latin American countries have made progress in granting land rights to communities in recent years. Nevertheless, policies often fail to consider the diversity of those communities and the
By Rachael Knight, Senior Advisor, Community Land Protection, Namati  
Ask a land rights defender if there is a human right to land, and she will likely say “Yes, without a doubt.” For people around the world, land is a source of food, shelter, and livelihoods; it’s an economic asset, a crucial safety net, a link with culture and social identity, even a living
By:  Katie Reytar, Peter Veit and Nicholas Tagliarino - August 09, 2016