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Introducing ILC's 2019-2021 Triennial Report: People, Land, Planet

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  • Contact: Mr Blake Ratner
  • Address: PO Box 500 GPO, 10670 Penang, Malaysia
  • Phone: 6 046 202 201
  • Email: info@coresilience.org
  • Web: coresilience.org
  • Members:
    CORE

CORE

Collaborating for Resilience

2018

Member since

Working towards these commitments

Recognize and protect the diverse tenure and production systems upon which people’s livelihoods depend, including the communal and customary tenure systems of smallholders, indigenous peoples, pastoralists, fisher folks, and holders of overlapping, shifting and periodic rights to land and other natural resources, even when these are not recognized by law, and whilst also acknowledging that the well-being of resource-users may be affected by changes beyond the boundaries of the land to which they have tenure rights.
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Diverse Tenure Systems

Enable the role of local land users in territorial and ecosystem management, recognizing that sustainable development and the stewardship of ecosystems are best achieved through participatory decision-making and management at the territorial-level, empowering local land users and their communities with the authority, means and incentives to carry out this responsibility.
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Locally-managed ecosystems

Ensure that processes of decision-making over land are inclusive, so that policies, laws, procedures and decisions concerning land adequately reflect the rights, needs and aspirations of individuals and communities who will be affected by them. This requires the empowerment of those who otherwise would face limitations in representing their interests, particularly through support to land users' and other civil society organizations that are best able to inform, mobilize and legitimately represent marginalized land users, and their participation in multi-stakeholder platforms for policy dialogue.
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Inclusive decision-making

Mission

CORE's mission is to strengthen the practice of multi-stakeholder dialogue to promote and scale governance innovations for equitable and sustainable natural resource management.

Objectives

The Collaborating For Resilience's objective is to provide resources, analysis, and support for practitioners, researchers, development agencies and policy stakeholders working to promote and scale governance innovations for equitable and sustainable natural resource management, through capacity building on multi-stakeholder dialogue (training, coaching, certification), outcome evaluation, learning, analysis and synthesis of lessons, policy outreach and guidance to program planning and design.

Constituencies

CORE is a an academic institution and research center that stands for “collaborating for resilience,” a structured process of dialogue, action and learning that can help build the capacity for collaboration and strengthen local livelihoods under conditions of natural resource competition. 

  • Contact: Mr Blake Ratner
  • Address: PO Box 500 GPO, 10670 Penang, Malaysia
  • Phone: 6 046 202 201
  • Email: info@coresilience.org
  • Web: coresilience.org
  • Members:
    CORE