NATIONAL LAND COALITIONS
30+
National Land Coalitions
167
ILC members involved
335
Partners
CONNECTING 300+ LAND FOCUSED ORGANISATIONS FOR SYSTEMS CHANGE IN 30+ COUNTRIES.
Land governance is a complex issue and the systems we seek to change are deeply rooted in unequal power relations.
That is why ILC has developed a systematic approach to setting up, monitoring and supporting the success of multi‑stakeholder platforms on land governance. This includes direct support to national platforms in 30+ countries and by collaborating in 10+ more countries with member and partner organisations.
National Land Coalitions (NLC) are helping to simplify and unpack land governance complexities by setting priorities and suggesting solutions to some of the most difficult land‑related issues in a country.
By working with existing networks, NLC’s are promoting collaboration and bridging the gap between government, the private sector, civil society including grassroots organisations, international agencies, traditional authorities and academia.
Together, these actors develop country strategies and initiate multi-year action plans to influence the formulation and implementation of inclusive policies and legal frameworks.
At the global level, national land experts come together in “LandCollaborative,” breaking silos and innovating together with their peers.
With over 20 years of experience and with some trial and error, we know what works.
Even in the most challenging and fragile contexts.
Partnerships for systems change in land governance
Good practices
Bangladesh: Good Practices from a Multi-Stakeholder Platform
27 January 2020
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