International Conference - The Changing Politics of Land in Africa: domestic policies, crisis management and regional norms PDF 85KB

Colloque international - Transformation des politiques foncières en Afrique : politiques nationales, gestion de crises et normes régionales PDF 89KB

World Summit on the Information Society

The preparatory process for the Tunis phase of the WSIS. Measures will also be taken to bridge the digital divide and hasten the achievement of the MDGs with the help of ICTs. WSIS Executive Secretariat.

Attended by representatives of International Land Coalition

International Consultation on Women's Land and Resource Rights

UNDP - Land Rights for African Development;
From Knowledge to Action
A collaborative program development process
Agenda
Statement by the International Land Coalition
Roles of International Donors: Review of Survey Responses PDF 24KB

Capri Policy Briefs

Presentation to the Mainstreaming Seminar of the Global Mechanism of the UNCCD at the Conference of the Parties Presentation by ILC

Third World Congress on Conservation Agriculture

Held under the theme of "Linking Production, Livelihoods and Conservation," this conference aims to build and strengthen the role of conservation agriculture in the attainment of socio-economic development and sustainable natural resource management.

The International Land Coalition was one of the sponors

The World Water Week in Stockholm is the leading annual global meeting place for the world's diverse water community. It includes the Stockholm Water Symposium; topical plenary sessions and panel debates; scientific workshops; independently organised seminars and side events; exhibitions and festive prize ceremonies. Participants in Stockholm will come from more than 100 countries and represent the business, civil society, governmental, inter-governmental, science and water management sectors.

International Conference on engaging communities

The UN DESA's Division for Public Administration and Development Management is partnering with the State Government of Queensland, Australia to organize this conference on "citizen-government dialoguing for social justice and social equity." Among other issues, the Conference aims to explore "engagement" practices from across the globe and examine the role of participation in good governance

ECOSOC 2005 High-Level Segment, Ministerial Roundtable Issues Paper - Land and Conflict prepared by the International Land Coalition
Statement by International Land Coalition

Global Democracy 2005

Highlights include:

• What are the most promising democratic pproaches to global democracy
• Civil Society engagement and changing territorial priorities?
• How to democratically regulate the global economy
• Global security: undermining democracy?
• Civil Society participation; opportunities and responsibilities
• International treaties, international laws a hierarchy of values?
• Maintaining cultural diversity in global solidarity?

UN Convention to Combat Desertification

UNCCD Committee to review the implementation of the Convention (CRIC-3), 3rd session

Thirteenth Session of the Commission on Sustainable Development

CSD-13 will be a "Policy Year" to decide on measures to speed up implementation and mobilize action to overcome these obstacles and constraints for the thematic clusters of water, sanitation and human settlements.

CSD Policy year preparatory meeting

This meeting will prepare for CSD-13, which is tentatively scheduled to meet in May 2005.

An expert workshop on Land Tenure for Drylands Development organised by United Nations Development Programme - Drylands Development Centre (UNDP-DDC, Nairobi), International Land Coalition Secretariat (ILC) and the Collective Action and Property Rights Initiative (CAPRi), a system-wide initiative of the Consultative Group of International Agricultural Research Centres (CGIAR), based at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI/ Washington, DC). The meeting will discuss and debate land tenure policies for complex and multi-users and/or "common property" arrangements in Africa and Arab States .

Sixth Global Civil Society Forum

The 6th Global Civil Society Forum (GCSF) will precede the 23rd Session of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environmental Forum (GC23/GMEF). Regional fora will be held prior to the GCSF to allow civil society representatives from different regions to provide their views on international environmental governance and on the definition of UNEP's work programme for the biennium 2006-07, which is to be determined during the GC23/GMEF.

Course on gender, organization change, agriculture and leadership

Training course for South Asian Researchers and Practitioners on Natural Resource Management and Institutions PDF 86KB

The Links between property rights, collective action and natural resource management. Organized by CGIAR System-wide Program on Collective Action and Property Rights; Institute for Social and Economic Changes; University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore; and ICRISAT.
Hosted by: International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics

An international workshop co-organised by:
the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), the Natural Resources Institute (NRI) of the University of Greenwich, the Faculty of Law of the University of Dar-es-Salaam, and the South African Department of Water Affairs and Forestry.