Tenure Facility

🗣️ “There is hope. And it’s not because of us, it’s because they (Indigenous Peoples) are manifesting and showing it’s their capacity that has improved so much they can handle a million dollars a year for the next three years.” Our ED, Nonette Royo, at @HIHngo’s event. #cop28

What sustains land rights over time?

Beyond tenure resolution, it comes down to the systems that allow communities to persist and the women leadership that holds them together.

A few reflections from the Asia Learning Exchange with partners:

🔗thetenurefacility.org/article/asia-l…

26 hectares.
6 women’s cooperatives.
A significant shift in land and forest rights in Burkina Faso🇧🇫

In Sabou, six women’s cooperatives have secured formal rights to 26 hectares and 59 ares of agricultural land.

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Working on Indigenous Peoples’ rights?

The website of @AlbertBarume, UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, shares updates, reports and calls for input on land, territory and rights worldwide.

Worth exploring — and bookmarking.
🔗 unsr.albertbarume.org/site/

🚨🌿Happening in 20 minutes!

Join us for this important conversation about Indigenous and Afrodescendant collective land rights in Colombia.

Livestream: historico.minagricultura.gov.co/component/cont…