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This report analyses the conditions that enable the construction of intercultural agreements in contexts of territorial conflict in Colombia.
Los Pueblos Negros, Africanos, Afrodescendientes y de la Diáspora somos sujetos colectivos de derechos, que nos autoidentificamos como tal, tenemos conciencia de identidad étnica y cultural, conservamos tradiciones y costumbres heredadas de las y los ancestros africanos y de aquellos que fueron v
Following decades of social, political and economic insecurity marked by conflict, famine, regime change, and land redistribution, in the late 1990’s the Government of Ethiopia (GoE) embarked on an ambitious program to document and register lands held by rural households.
Disaster-induced displacement is on the rise.
The landscape of Pakistan is highly varied, with mountains, deserts and the vast, irrigated Indus River Valley providing distinctly different productive opportunities for the population of nearly 208 million people. Combined access to land and water is critical to rural productivity.
Mailo is one of the four land tenure systems recognised in Uganda’s 1995 Constitution, located mainly in the central and western regions and covers around 10 % of its land. It is a semi-formalised customary land tenure system that emerged during the colonial period.
La Declaración de Bogotá marca un nuevo y poderoso capítulo en el movimiento global por los derechos sobre la tierra.