International Land Coalition - Global Assembly 2005

Programme

Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española - AECI
Calle Arenales 583 - Casilla 875
Santa Cruz de la Sierra - Bolivia

Saturday, 19 March - Arrival of Delegates, Registration and Reception

Sunday, 20 March - Learning from Bolivian experiences

Participants will select from one of two learning options

Monday, 21 March - Opening Session

09.30h Inauguration - Master of Ceremonies - Annalisa Mauro

Welcome by the Coalition Co-Chairs James Carruthers, Assistant President, IFAD and Nathaniel Don Marquez, Executive Director, ANGOC
Welcome by Victor Navalpotro Laina, Director, Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional (Spanish)
Opening Statement by the Director of the Land Coalition, Bruce Moore
Keynote address by the President Mesa and Official Opening of the Assembly

11.30h Land for Rural Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction

Introduction by Dr. Erwin Aguilera Antúnez, Minister for Sustainable Development, Government of Bolivia
Keynote Address - Dr. Edson Teofilo, Special Consultant for Rural Development in the Bank of North-East of Brazil | Tierra es Vida - Teoría económica, tierra y desarrollo PPT 90KB | Economic Theory, Land and Development PDF 25KB
Respondents: Isabel Lavandez Paccieri, Hubert Ouedraogo
Open Discussion. Moderator: Bruce Moore

13.00h Lunch

14.30h Land and the Millennium Development Goals

Plenary of three successive sessions incorporating case studies followed by discussion.

14.30h Land and Territorial Development

Land is one of many interconnected factors affecting the dynamics of rural space or territory. The opportunities for poor men and women depend on how the development of the territory incorporates such interactions, such as those between the urban and rural; farm and non-farm; governmental authorities; community organizations and the private sector; social and environmental factors and the inclusiveness of agreements, and decision-making processes affecting these relationships.

Mr. Roberto Haudry de Soucy, from IFAD (Spanish) - Latin America and the Caribbean Division ppt 1900KB

Ms. Rohini Reddy, from SARRA - India ppt 199KB

15.30h Reviewing, Reforming and Revitalizing Land Policies

Governmental institutions, community-based/civil-society organizations and the private sector represent key actors that need to be engaged in the formulation, implementation, and monitoring of the policies and related legislative and regulatory systems governing land access and use.

(Mr. Joseph Mbinji, from Zambia Land Alliance - Zambia PDF 36KB)

Mr. Lumumba Odenda, from Kenya Land Alliance - Kenya

Ms Rita Aciro Lakor, from Uganda Land Alliance - Uganda

Mr. Erpan Faryadi, from KPA - Indonesia

16.30h Land Rights: Diverse Organizations Sharing a Common Cause

The basis for building a land rights movement, at international or national levels, has different starting points for bringing organizations together. For some organizations land is an underlying factor for achieving food security, whilst for others equitable land access is an issue of democratic development. In still others, it may be conflict prevention or natural resource management.

Ms. Ruth Meinzen-Dick, from IFPRI - USA PPT 492KB

Mr. Jochen Donner, from DWHH - Germany PPT 39KB

Intergovernmental working group for the elaboration of a set of voluntary guidelines to support to progressive realization of the right to adquate food in the context of national food security. PDF 93KB

17.30h Summary and Conclusions. Moderator: Antonio Quizon summary and Sappho Haralambous

18.00h Adjournment

19.30h Official Assembly Dinner and Cultural Programme

Tuesday, 22 March

09.00h - Working Together - Part One

Opening Plenary and Briefing on the Coalition, Bruce Moore and Julie Carle

09.30h - Introduction to the working groups, Annalisa Mauro

Participants will join one of three working sessions. Each discussion will be guided by Coalition members who will act as facilitators and rapporteurs.

Creating Opportunities for Participation and Dialogue PDF 53KB

Fostering participation in national land policy formulation, implementation and monitoring including regulatory, legal, policy and institutional factors. Effective participation by rural peoples' organizations depends on strengthening their capacity and on the willingness of governments to establish consensual processes for land policy formulation.

When are Land Rights Secure? PDF 50KB

Individual private property is often, sometimes all too often, the primary way of considering security of land tenancy. Experience points; among others, to community, collective and traditional ways in which security may involve ownership, user and leasehold rights. Additional and innovative ways are emerging in response to changes in the social and economic nature of communities and countries as well as global forces.

Land, Territorial Development and Collective Action PDF 41KB

Both territorial development and collective action can improve tenure security and strengthen rights, resolve conflicts over natural resources, increase food security and improve rural livelihoods. What forms does territorial development take in practice? How can collective action reinforce or strengthen democratic processes?

13.00h Lunch

14.30h Working Together - Part Two

Plenary Session

14.30h Report from Working Groups
Creating Opportunities for Participation and Dialogue PDF 53KB
When are Land Rights Secure? PDF 50KB
Land, Territorial Development and Collective Action PDF 41KB
Open Discussion
16.30h Identifying emerging themes and considerations for future action by the Land Coalition. Facilitators: Miguel Urioste and Bruce Moore Assembly in 10 Points

18.00 Adjournment

Free evening

Wednesday, 23 March

09.00h Governing Assembly of Members

Official Business Meeting for Voting Members only, Co-chaired by Jim Carruthers and Nathaniel Don Marquez

Results of Business Meeting

09.00h Learning from Others

A session devoted to exchanging lessons learned on methodologies, implementation practices and techniques with a particular focus on knowledge, networking, innovation and community empowerment. The session will be guided by Coalition members who will act as facilitators and rapporteurs

Introduction (Spanish)
Working Group 1 - Empowerment (Conclusions)
Working Group 2 - Policy (Spanish) PPT 35KB

13.00h Lunch

14.00h Assembly Outcomes and Conclusion - Co-chairs Bruce Moore (ILC) and Miguel Urioste (Fundación TIERRA)

Summary of the Outcomes from the Working Groups
Creating Opportunities for Participation and Dialogue PDF 53KB
When are Land Rights Secure? PDF 50KB
Land, Territorial Development and Collective Action PDF 41KB
Results and Decisions by the Assembly of Members
Results of Business Meeting
Assembly in 10 Points
Presentation of the Assembly Outcome Statement
Official Closing
Evaluation by delegates

16.30h Meeting of the Coalition Council for 2005-2007, Co-chaired by Jim Carruthers and Nathaniel Don Marquez

19.30 Official Closing Dinner

Thursday, 24 March

Departures throughout the day.



	International Land Coalition Global Assembly 2005 Land is Life Secure access to land helps reduce poverty Santa Cruz, Bolivia - 19-23 March 2005
Español/Spanish Introduction Participants Programme and Presentations President Mesa's Speech Declaration Assembly Report Press Coverage Side Events Documentation Members Photos		Programme Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española - AECI Calle Arenales 583 - Casilla 875 Santa Cruz de la Sierra - Bolivia Saturday, 19 March - Arrival of Delegates, Registration and Reception Sunday, 20 March - Learning from Bolivian experiences Participants will select from one of two learning options Monday, 21 March - Opening Session 09.30h Inauguration - Master of Ceremonies - Annalisa Mauro Welcome by the Coalition Co-Chairs James Carruthers, Assistant President, IFAD and Nathaniel Don Marquez, Executive Director, ANGOC Welcome by Victor Navalpotro Laina, Director, Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional (Spanish) Opening Statement by the Director of the Land Coalition, Bruce Moore Keynote address by the President Mesa and Official Opening of the Assembly 11.30h Land for Rural Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction Introduction by Dr. Erwin Aguilera Antúnez, Minister for Sustainable Development, Government of Bolivia Keynote Address - Dr. Edson Teofilo, Special Consultant for Rural Development in the Bank of North-East of Brazil \| Tierra es Vida - Teoría económica, tierra y desarrollo PPT 90KB \| Economic Theory, Land and Development PDF 25KB Respondents: Isabel Lavandez Paccieri, Hubert Ouedraogo Open Discussion. Moderator: Bruce Moore 13.00h Lunch 14.30h Land and the Millennium Development Goals Plenary of three successive sessions incorporating case studies followed by discussion. 14.30h Land and Territorial Development Land is one of many interconnected factors affecting the dynamics of rural space or territory. The opportunities for poor men and women depend on how the development of the territory incorporates such interactions, such as those between the urban and rural; farm and non-farm; governmental authorities; community organizations and the private sector; social and environmental factors and the inclusiveness of agreements, and decision-making processes affecting these relationships. Mr. Roberto Haudry de Soucy, from IFAD (Spanish) - Latin America and the Caribbean Division ppt 1900KB Ms. Rohini Reddy, from SARRA - India ppt 199KB 15.30h Reviewing, Reforming and Revitalizing Land Policies Governmental institutions, community-based/civil-society organizations and the private sector represent key actors that need to be engaged in the formulation, implementation, and monitoring of the policies and related legislative and regulatory systems governing land access and use. (Mr. Joseph Mbinji, from Zambia Land Alliance - Zambia PDF 36KB) Mr. Lumumba Odenda, from Kenya Land Alliance - Kenya Ms Rita Aciro Lakor, from Uganda Land Alliance - Uganda Mr. Erpan Faryadi, from KPA - Indonesia 16.30h Land Rights: Diverse Organizations Sharing a Common Cause The basis for building a land rights movement, at international or national levels, has different starting points for bringing organizations together. For some organizations land is an underlying factor for achieving food security, whilst for others equitable land access is an issue of democratic development. In still others, it may be conflict prevention or natural resource management. Ms. Ruth Meinzen-Dick, from IFPRI - USA PPT 492KB Mr. Jochen Donner, from DWHH - Germany PPT 39KB Intergovernmental working group for the elaboration of a set of voluntary guidelines to support to progressive realization of the right to adquate food in the context of national food security. PDF 93KB 17.30h Summary and Conclusions. Moderator: Antonio Quizon summary and Sappho Haralambous 18.00h Adjournment 19.30h Official Assembly Dinner and Cultural Programme Tuesday, 22 March 09.00h - Working Together - Part One Opening Plenary and Briefing on the Coalition, Bruce Moore and Julie Carle 09.30h - Introduction to the working groups, Annalisa Mauro Participants will join one of three working sessions. Each discussion will be guided by Coalition members who will act as facilitators and rapporteurs. Creating Opportunities for Participation and Dialogue PDF 53KB Fostering participation in national land policy formulation, implementation and monitoring including regulatory, legal, policy and institutional factors. Effective participation by rural peoples' organizations depends on strengthening their capacity and on the willingness of governments to establish consensual processes for land policy formulation. When are Land Rights Secure? PDF 50KB Individual private property is often, sometimes all too often, the primary way of considering security of land tenancy. Experience points; among others, to community, collective and traditional ways in which security may involve ownership, user and leasehold rights. Additional and innovative ways are emerging in response to changes in the social and economic nature of communities and countries as well as global forces. Land, Territorial Development and Collective Action PDF 41KB Both territorial development and collective action can improve tenure security and strengthen rights, resolve conflicts over natural resources, increase food security and improve rural livelihoods. What forms does territorial development take in practice? How can collective action reinforce or strengthen democratic processes? 13.00h Lunch 14.30h Working Together - Part Two Plenary Session 14.30h Report from Working Groups Creating Opportunities for Participation and Dialogue PDF 53KB When are Land Rights Secure? PDF 50KB Land, Territorial Development and Collective Action PDF 41KB Open Discussion 16.30h Identifying emerging themes and considerations for future action by the Land Coalition. Facilitators: Miguel Urioste and Bruce Moore Assembly in 10 Points 18.00 Adjournment Free evening Wednesday, 23 March 09.00h Governing Assembly of Members Official Business Meeting for Voting Members only, Co-chaired by Jim Carruthers and Nathaniel Don Marquez Results of Business Meeting 09.00h Learning from Others A session devoted to exchanging lessons learned on methodologies, implementation practices and techniques with a particular focus on knowledge, networking, innovation and community empowerment. The session will be guided by Coalition members who will act as facilitators and rapporteurs Introduction (Spanish) Working Group 1 - Empowerment (Conclusions) Working Group 2 - Policy (Spanish) PPT 35KB 13.00h Lunch 14.00h Assembly Outcomes and Conclusion - Co-chairs Bruce Moore (ILC) and Miguel Urioste (Fundación TIERRA) Summary of the Outcomes from the Working Groups Creating Opportunities for Participation and Dialogue PDF 53KB When are Land Rights Secure? PDF 50KB Land, Territorial Development and Collective Action PDF 41KB Results and Decisions by the Assembly of Members Results of Business Meeting Assembly in 10 Points Presentation of the Assembly Outcome Statement Official Closing Evaluation by delegates 16.30h Meeting of the Coalition Council for 2005-2007, Co-chaired by Jim Carruthers and Nathaniel Don Marquez 19.30 Official Closing Dinner Thursday, 24 March Departures throughout the day.

International Land Coalition Global Assembly 2005

International Land Coalition
Global Assembly 2005