A journey to Tanjung Karang
By Elisabetta Cangelosi Tanjung Karang is a village in the Tasikmalaya district, in West Java, 100Km away from Bandung. It…
“How to prevent small scale capitalism, deemed as being more sustainable and equitable, from becoming the same big monster we are running away from?”
By Calvin Kumala and Robyn Stewart The current economic system in Indonesia has been affected by forces such as capitalism…
Going Beyond Data to Develop a Global Status Report on Land Governance
By Anna Fish Hosting the breakout session was Harold Liversage from IFAD. First to speak was Everlyne Nairesiae from the…
The Governance of Domestic Investment into Land
By Robyn Stewart (ILC), Giulia Barbanente (IFAD) and Romy Sato (GDPRD) In the context of the 2018 Global Land Forum…
Do not Harm and Do Good
By Calvin Kumala Adi Pratama from Oxfam Indonesia started the session with a case study from the food crisis issue…
How to build local leadership and organisational capacity for lasting change in land rights and governance
By Anna Fish Through the Leadership Programme ILC is supporting its members to strengthen and renew organisational and leadership capacities…
Fighting against climate change and securing food sovereignty in the Arab region
By Zuzana Majcova Climate change is closely linked with future food security. Achieving food sovereignty as a community or a…
People-centred land monitoring: collecting and leveraging data for policy change
By Robyn Stewart In light of an era based around targets, goals and benchmarks for development, it is increasingly understood…
Learning and Sharing Experiences from ILC Rangelands and Semi-Drylands Initiatives
One of Wednesday’s break-out sessions took a look at ILC’s Rangelands and Semi-Drylands initiatives, addressing some of the challenges the…
Addressing the evolving challenges in agrarian reform in Asia Lessons from Indonesia and the Philippines
By Calvin Kumala “Agrarian reform is not a dream. It is something that we have to fight for.” – Eva…