LAND RIGHTS AS A PATHWAY TO LOCALLY-MANAGED ECOSYSTEMS

Join Our Upcoming Webinar: Land Rights as a Pathway to Locally-Managed Ecosystems

The Regional Platform on Locally-Managed Ecosystems, in partnership with the National Land Coalition (NLC) of Senegal and the Youth and Land Multi-Stakeholder Platform in Africa (YLMPA), invites you to an enlightening webinar focused on the intersection of land rights and ecosystem management.

Date: 6 November 2024
Time: 2:00 - 4:00 PM EAT
Venue: Join via Zoom

Why Attend?

Ecosystems provide essential resources that sustain life, but they are increasingly threatened by deforestation, climate change, and unsustainable practices. This webinar will explore the critical role of land rights in fostering locally-managed ecosystems and empowering local communities and Indigenous Peoples, including youth and women, in their efforts for sustainable land stewardship.

Objectives:

  • Strengthen stakeholder capacities on the link between land rights and ecosystem management.
  • Share success stories of local landholders’ contributions to ecosystem sustainability.
  • Develop advocacy messages for upcoming international conferences (COP 29 and COP 16).
  • Establish a Community of Practice for ongoing collaboration and knowledge sharing.

What to Expect:

Expert-led discussions and testimonies from key stakeholders will provide participants with insights into policy gaps, success stories, and practical strategies for advocating for land rights as a foundation for sustainable ecosystem management.

Key Highlights:

  • Presentations on the impact of land governance on ecosystems.
  • Real-life accounts of land restoration efforts by local land rights holders.
  • Development of strategic advocacy messages ahead of COP 16 (Desertification).

Reserve Your Spot Today!

Join us in this critical conversation to drive forward sustainable land management practices and be part of the change.

Register and Join Here

Empower yourself with knowledge and contribute to shaping the future of Africa's ecosystems!