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Policy Paper - Lease agreements for productive land use and self-reliance of refugees in their host communities.

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Policy Papers & Briefs
May, 2025
Africa
Uganda

Given the extended duration of refugees staying in their host country, enhancing refugee self-reliance is vital to secure refugee livelihoods. Verbal rental arrangements seem to be increasingly used to access farmland as food rations are decreasing and land inside the settlement area is scarce.

Leçons sur le régime foncier et la restauration des paysages forestiers (RPF): Regard sur l’Afrique subsaharienne

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Policy Papers & Briefs
October, 2024
Afrique sub-saharienne

Si nous voulons comprendre et adresser une restauration des terres et des forêts qui soit durable sur deux plans, social et écologique, il est essentiel de comprendre de manière compréhensive le régime foncier ainsi que forestier.

Lessons on land tenure and forest landscape restoration (FLR): A focus on sub-Saharan Africa

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Policy Papers & Briefs
October, 2024
Sub-Saharan Africa

It is important to understand and address land and forest tenure – comprehensively – if we are to work towards land and forest restoration that is both socially and ecologically sustainable. Forests are critical to planetary health, and the increasing threats of climate change, biodiversity loss and hunger call for urgent action at all levels.

El blanqueo ecológico en la Amazonía

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Reports & Research
June, 2024
Latin America and the Caribbean
South America
Amazonia

Este informe examina cómo las políticas de gestión de riesgos ambientales y sociales (ESRM, por sus siglas en inglés) de los principales bancos que financian la extracción de petróleo y gas en la Amazonía no abordan plenamente los impactos adversos de su financiamiento en las personas y la naturaleza.

Opening Plenary: The Nexus between Land and Climate Action

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May, 2024
Colombia
Solomon Islands
The Opening Session of the 2024 World Bank Land Conference explored the crucial link between land tenure, governance, and climate action. A keynote and multistakeholder panel underscored how effective land management supports climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts, highlighting its role in facilitating climate finance and promoting sustainable land practices.

Securing Forest Tenure - Strengthening Multi-Stakeholder Action

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May, 2024
Benin
Brazil
Colombia
The session emphasized the urgent need to secure forest tenure as a means of safeguarding both Indigenous Peoples' (IPs) and Local Communities' (LCs) rights and the global environment. With approximately 3.3 billion individuals living within close proximity to forests, the issue of formal land rights for IPs and LCs—who customarily manage around 50% of the world's land—has become critical.