What's at stake?
+

Why land?

Land provides us with the water, food, and natural resources that sustain all life. It is the guarantor of biodiversity, health, resilience, and equitable and sustainable communities.

Read more

The Issues

Inequality

Climate

Food systems

Democracy

The Solutions

Community land rights

Ecosystems

Family farming

Human rights

Indigenous Peoples

Multi-stakeholder platforms

Pastoralists

Peoples Data

Women's land rights

Youth
Our Impact
+

Our Story

In 2007, a decision was made to decentralise ILC. This was the foundation of what is now the Africa Regional Platform-ILC Africa.

read more

Our Strategy

Our 2022-2030 Strategy focuses on three major shifts: shifting power back to people, shifting attention to land rights and shifting focus on data-driven advocacy for accountability.

read more

Pledges

All ILC members sign on to a pledge of upholding gender justice by supporting women’s participation and leadership within our network and defending land and environmental defenders who are criminalised, intimidated and marginalised for advocating change.

read more
Our Network
+

Our Members

An alliance is only as strong as its members. Meet our almost 100 members across Africa!

Browse map and directory

Become a member

Become a partner

Where we work

Burkina Faso

Cameroon

DR Congo

Kenya

Liberia

Madagascar

Malawi

The Republic Of Burundi

Senegal

South Africa

Tanzania

Togo

Uganda

What's at stake?
+

Why land?

Land provides us with the water, food, and natural resources that sustain all life. It is the guarantor of biodiversity, health, resilience, and equitable and sustainable communities.

Read more

The Issues

Inequality

Climate

Food systems

Democracy

The Solutions

Community land rights

Ecosystems

Family farming

Human rights

Indigenous Peoples

Multi-stakeholder platforms

Pastoralists

Peoples Data

Women's land rights

Youth
Our Impact
+

Our Story

In 2007, a decision was made to decentralise ILC. This was the foundation of what is now the Africa Regional Platform-ILC Africa.

read more

Our Strategy

Our 2022-2030 Strategy focuses on three major shifts: shifting power back to people, shifting attention to land rights and shifting focus on data-driven advocacy for accountability.

read more

Pledges

All ILC members sign on to a pledge of upholding gender justice by supporting women’s participation and leadership within our network and defending land and environmental defenders who are criminalised, intimidated and marginalised for advocating change.

read more
Our Network
+

Our Members

An alliance is only as strong as its members. Meet our almost 100 members across Africa!

Browse map and directory

Become a member

Become a partner

Where we work

Burkina Faso

Cameroon

DR Congo

Kenya

Liberia

Madagascar

Malawi

The Republic Of Burundi

Senegal

South Africa

Tanzania

Togo

Uganda

Home
AFRICA /
Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso

The National Land Coalition in Burkina Faso allows for operational improvements to the land tenure regime and strengthens the country's land governance structure.

Landex Profile

Contact: Blaise bama
Email: blaisoba@yahoo.fr
Where:
Burkina Faso Africa

National Land Coalition Members:

GROUPE DE RECHERCHE ET D'ACTION SUR LE FONCIER

Confédération Paysanne du Faso

Contact: Blaise bama
Email: blaisoba@yahoo.fr
Where:
Burkina Faso Africa

Why land?

The Issues

The Solutions

Our Story

Our Strategy

Pledges

Our Members

Where we work

Why land?

The Issues

The Solutions

Our Story

Our Strategy

Pledges

Our Members

Burkina Faso

Landex Profile

National Land Coalition Members:

Related Pages

Africa Learning Exchange on Rights and Conservation summary report

Statement on the current illegal evictions in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe

Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders: A Q&A with Moses Nkhana, an ILC Youth Fellow from Mzimba Youth Organisation, Malawi

Voices of the Future: Q & A with Aïcha Salihou, an ILC Youth Fellow from MBOSCUDA, Cameroon

Judith Atukunda

Navigating Africa’s future: Highlights from the 2023 Conference on Land Policy in Africa