Climate Action, Conservation, and Land Governance in Asia
Overview
Across Asia, climate and biodiversity initiatives are transforming landscapes and livelihoods. While many of these efforts seek to address urgent environmental challenges, they can also create tensions around land access, resource governance, and community participation.
Drawing on regional case studies from the ILC publication series, this webinar will explore how local communities are experiencing the opportunities and challenges associated with the green transition. Participants will hear examples of people-led approaches that simultaneously support environmental objectives and protect land rights.
Key Topics
- Community-led climate adaptation and ecosystem protection
- Conflicts linked to conservation and land-use restrictions
- Renewable energy expansion and impacts on local communities
- Women's experiences and leadership in environmental governance
- Strengthening inclusive decision-making processes
Who Should Attend?
Researchers, development practitioners, policymakers, Indigenous Peoples and local community representatives, civil society organizations, and advocates working on land, climate, and biodiversity issues.