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• Africa Members AAP AFRA CEBEDES CODELT CPM KENFAP KLA Lamosa Land Net Malawi LNWA MACOFA MBOSCUDA REBESEF RECONCILE RISD SAFIRE SIF TRALSO UEFA ULA ZERO ZLA
• Asia Members ALRD ANGOC AR Now! ARBAN BJSA CARRD CCC CDS CSRC JKPP JKS KPA MGSA MODE PAFID RMI SARRA SCOPE SDDPA SDF STAR TFM
• Latin Members Accion Campesina ALOP Grupo ALLPA CEPES CISEPA CINEP COCOCH CODECA CONGCOOP CONVEAGRO FENACOOP FEPP Fundación T. FUNDAPAZ IBC NITLAPAN PROCASUR SER UVOC
• Other Members AGTER CIRAD ELCI FAO GLTN ICRAF IFAD IFPRI IIED IFAP-FIPA IUF NACFPA RDI SPF TERRA INST. TWNN UNEP World Bank WFP

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The International Land Coalition

We, the ILC, are a global alliance of civil society and intergovernmental organizations working together to promote secure and equitable access to and control over land for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.

Since its founding in 1995, the ILC has grown to encompass 83 organizations in 40 countries. These include UN and Bretton-Woods institutions, multilateral organizations, producer and farmer organizations, research institutes, trade unions, NGOs and community-based organizations.

ILC adds value and creates opportunities for its members and partners by exploiting its ‘niche’ as a convenor of civil society, governmental and intergovernmental stakeholders on land policies and practices.

Why do we work together?

Fair and sustainable access to land and natural resources for the poor is complex and raises many questions. Dialogue is needed to resolve land issues that are both technical and highly sensitive, politically and socially. Forming alliances and working together remains a fundamental approach in addressing land issues. A comparative advantage of ILC is its unique status as a bridge between civil society and intergovernmental organizations, bringing diverse groups together, sharing information and providing opportunities for collaborative policy dialogue and advocacy where diverse and often competing interests can be negotiated.