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Written by: Holly

Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte, Namati, Sustainable Development

SDI and Namati Release New Guide to Assist Liberian Communities Obtain Title to Their Lands
The government of Liberia is currently drafting new land laws that give communities ownership rights over their lands. To help communities take advantage of these new laws, the Sustainable... Read more – ‘SDI and Namati Release New Guide to Assist Liberian Communities Obtain Title to Their Lands’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: access and benefit sharing, African Union Commission, biocultural community protocols, Fellows Blogs, Indigenous Information Network, Kabir Bavikatte, Nagoya Protocol, Our Work

Learning about intellectual property, community protocols and ABS
A training for indigenous peoples and local communities in Africa on intellectual property, biocultural community protocols (BCPs) and access and benefit sharing (ABS) is taking place in Addis Ababa,... Read more – ‘Learning about intellectual property, community protocols and ABS’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte

Global Capital, Local Concessions: A Data-Driven Examination of Land Tenure Risk and Industrial Concessions in Emerging Market Economies
Using geospatial data from 12 emerging market economies (EMEs), this analysis by The Munden Project attempts to guide investors in emerging markets by shedding light on a difficult problem:... Read more – ‘Global Capital, Local Concessions: A Data-Driven Examination of Land Tenure Risk and Industrial Concessions in Emerging Market Economies’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: Community Land Rights, Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte, Our Work

Scaling-up Strategies to Secure Community Land and Resource Rights
From the 19th to the 20th of September, Gino Cocchiaro (Natural Justice) is attending the International Conference on Scaling-up Strategies to Secure Community Land and Resource Rights in Interlaken,... Read more – ‘Scaling-up Strategies to Secure Community Land and Resource Rights’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: Community Land Rights, Extractive Industries, Fellows Blogs, Human Rights Council, Kabir Bavikatte, resource curse, Special Rapporteur

James Anaya on the “resource curse” in the global south
Professor James Anaya (United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples) has written an opinion article for Al Jazeera entitled "Is natural resource development a blessing,... Read more – ‘James Anaya on the “resource curse” in the global south’.

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