Responsible Land Governance Towards an evidence-based approach 20–24 March 2017 | World Bank | Washington, DC CIFOR invites you to its presentations at the World Bank’s 2017 Land and Poverty Conference, including discussions of gender and oil palm, mangrove governance in Tanzania and Indonesia and the devolution of forest rights in Nepal. A policy dialogue, South-South exchange between representatives from Uganda, Peru, Indonesia, Nepal, Colombia and Kenya on the implementation of tenure reform, and a MasterClass on forest tenure security will be key CIFOR-led events at the conference. CIFOR at the 2017 World Bank Land and Poverty Conference cifor.org/cifor-at-land-poverty-conference-2017 2017 Global Landscapes Forum Landscapes.org | #ThinkLandscape 19-20 December Bonn, Germany
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Responsible Land Governance Towards an evidence-based approach
20–24 March 2017 | World Bank | Washington, DC
CIFOR invites you to its presentations at the World Bank’s 2017 Land and Poverty Conference, including discussions of gender and oil palm, mangrove governance in Tanzania and Indonesia and the devolution of forest rights in Nepal.
A policy dialogue, South-South exchange between representatives from Uganda, Peru, Indonesia, Nepal, Colombia and Kenya on the implementation of tenure reform, and a MasterClass on forest tenure security will be key CIFOR-led events at the conference.
CIFOR at the 2017 World Bank Land and Poverty Conference
cifor.org/cifor-at-land-poverty-conference-2017
GlobalLandscapesForum2017 Global Landscapes Forum Landscapes.org | #ThinkLandscape19-20 December Bonn, Germany
Over the past two decades, many countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America have adopted and implemented reforms in the natural resources sectors that have aimed at devolving or decentralizing forest and land management to lower levels of governance. The reforms have been aimed at securing the tenure rights of local communities living adjacent to forest resources as a pathway to improved livelihoods and sustainable use and management of forest resources. In addition, reforms have also targeted increased participation of different actors in decision making including women and marginalized groups.
What have been the main barriers or enablers of tenure reform implementation? How have key barriers been addressed? What approaches have ensured that reforms meet their intended objectives? How can learning be integrated into processes and structures of tenure reform implementation? This 90-minute session will answer these questions.
In the past five years, some countries have reviewed and re-authorized their laws while others are currently in the process of review and re-adjustment. What have we learnt thus far in implementing reforms?
HIGHLIGHTS
Introduction: Anne M. Larson (Principal Scientist, CIFOR)
Andrea Olaya (Principal Advisor, Land Titling Office, Colombia)
Hadi Daryanto (Director General, Social Forestry and Environmental Partnership, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Indonesia)
Emilio Mugo (Director, Kenya Forest Service, Ministry of Environment and Water, Kenya)
Krishna Prasad Acharya (Director General, Department of Forests, Ministry of Forest and Soil Conservation, Nepal)
Ronald Elwar Salazar Chávez (Director, Office of Agrarian Property and Rural Cadastre (DISPACR), Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, Peru)
Bob Kazungu (Senior Forestry Officer, Forest Sector Support Division, Uganda)
Discussant: Gerardo Segura (Senior Natural Resource Management Specialist, World Bank)
Closing remarks: Andy White (Coordinator, Rights and Resources Initiative)
Presenters: Anne M. Larson, Esther Mwangi, Mani Ram Banjade
What is tenure security? What are the key factors influencing forest tenure security? How can the tenure rights of multiple actors (men, women, indigenous groups, etc.) be secured during reform implementation? How can tenure security be advanced during reform implementation? These are some of the questions that participants will explore during this MasterClass session. The session will draw heavily from ongoing research and action under CIFOR’s Global Comparative Study on tenure reform implementation and from related initiatives by CAPRi, FAO and the International Land Coalition.
The main objective is to enable participants to better understand the concept of land and forest tenure security, its multi-dimensional nature, linkages of tenure reforms with livelihoods and key future initiatives to secure the rights of forest and land-dependent communities. The session will also introduce participants to Participatory Prospective Analysis, a collaborative approach for analyzing tenure threats and identifying options for tenure security. The session will establish a community of practice and will be engaged over the course of the next two years in subsequent learning activities including a tenure café, electronic consultation and regional forums aimed at deepening our understanding of how to secure tenure rights in multiple settings.
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SOUTH-SOUTH EXCHANGE
CIFOR Policy Dialogue: Tenure Reform ImplementationWhat have we learned?
Wednesday, 22 March 2017 | 08:30–10:00 | Room: MC 13-121
MASTERCLASS
Land and Forest Tenure Reform Implementation and Tenure SecurityAn orientation for policy makers and practitioners
Friday, 24 March 2017 | 09:00–10:30 am | Room: MC 9-100 | Session: 13-07
Gender in Collective Tenure RegimesWomens’ rights and forest tenure reforms
Presenter: Anne M. LarsonAuthors: Anne M. Larson, Iliana Monterroso, Esther Mwangi, Nining Liswanti, Tuti Herawati, Mani Ram Banjade, Baruani Mshale and Julia QuaedvliegSession: 03-08: Addressing Land Tenure Aspects of REDD+14:15–15:45 | Room: MC C2-131
Creating an Appropriate Tenure Foundation for REDD+The record to date and prospects for the future
Chair: Esther MwangiPresenter: William SunderlinAuthors: William Sunderlin, Claudio De Sassi, Erin Sills, Amy Duchelle, Anne Larson, Ida Aju Pradnja Resosudarmo, Abdon Awono, Demetrius Kweka and Thu Ba HuynhSession: 03-08: Addressing Land Tenure Aspects of REDD+14:15–15:45 | Room: MC C2-131
Has Devolution of Forest Rights in Nepal Enabled Investment in Locally Controlled Forest Enterprises?
Presenter: Bishnu Prasad SharmaAuthors: Bishnu Prasad Sharma, Steven Lawry, Naya Sharma Paudel, Anukram Adhikary and Mani Ram BanjadeSession: 03-13: Institutional Arrangements to Manage Communal Resource Rights14.15–15.45 | Room: MC C2-125
Current Research on the Commons: Topics, Methods, Insights
Presenter: Steven LawrySession: 04-03: Acting to Secure Community and Indigenous Land Rights16:00–17.30 | Room: MC 2-800
Devolving Rights over Forest Land to Communities in Indonesia
Presenter: Hadi DaryantoSession: 04-03: Acting to Secure Community and Indigenous Land Rights16:00–17:30 | Room: MC 2-800
TUESDAY, 21 MARCH 2017
WEDNESDAY, 22 MARCH 2017
Gender Norms and Gendered Impacts of the Oil Palm ‘Land Rush’ in Indonesia
Presenter: Bimbika Sijapati BasnettAuthors: Bimbika Sijapati Basnett, Rebecca Elmhirst, Mia Siscawati and Dian EkowatiSession: 06-10: Agribusiness Investment, Land Tenure, and Land Use10:30–12:00 | Room: MC 7-100
Contextual Factors, Property Regimes, and Environmental OutcomesApplying a realist synthesis approach to a systematic review of marine protected areas
Presenter: Rebecca McLainAuthors: Rebecca McLain, Steven Lawry and Maria OjanenSession: 06-07: Impact Evaluation of Land Programs: Methodological Approaches10:30–12:00 | Room: MC C1-200
Outcomes of Land and Forest Tenure Reform Implementation in Indonesia
Presenter: Mani Ram BanjadeAuthors: Mani Ram Banjade, Tuti Herawati, Nining Liswanti and Esther MwangiSession: 07-10: Assessing Impact and Cost-effectiveness of Land Reform Interventions14:15–15:45 | Room: MC 7-100
Exploring Participatory Prospective AnalysisA collaborative, scenario-based approach for analyzing and anticipating the consequences of tenure reform implementation
Presenter: Nining LiswantiAuthors: Nining Liswanti, Esther Mwangi, Mani Ram Banjade and Tuti HerawatiSession: 04-02: Approaches to Securing Common Land in Different Regions16:00–17:30 | Room: MC 13-121
Collective Titling in PeruChallenges and opportunities
Presenter: Iliana MonterrosoAuthors: Iliana Monterroso, Anne M. Larson, Zoila Cruz-Burga and Alejandra ZamoraSession: 04-02: Approaches to Securing Common Land in Different Regions16:00–17:30 | Room: MC 13-121
Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)CIFOR advances human well-being, equity and environmental integrity by conducting innovative research, developing partners’ capacity, and actively engaging in dialogue with all stakeholders to inform policies and practices that affect forests and people. CIFOR is a CGIAR Research Center, and leads the CGIAR Research Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry (FTA). Our headquarters are in Bogor, Indonesia, with offices in Nairobi, Kenya, Yaounde, Cameroon, and Lima, Peru.
WEDNESDAY, 22 MARCH 2017 THURSDAY, 23 MARCH 2017
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The CGIAR Research Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry (FTA) aims to enhance the management and use of forests, agroforestry and tree genetic resources across the landscape from forests to farms. CIFOR leads FTA in partnership with Bioversity International, CATIE, CIRAD, INBAR, Tropenbos International and the World Agroforestry Centre.
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Mangrove Governance and TenureInsights for policy and practice from selected sites in Indonesia, Tanzania and a global review
Presenter: Esther MwangiAuthors: Esther Mwangi, Mani Ram Banjade, Baruani Mshale, Tuti Herawati, Nining Liswanti and Steven LawrySession: 09-04: Protecting Land and Associated Natural Resources08:30–10:00 | Room: J B1-080
Territorial Governance in the Era of Corporate Commitments to SustainabilityAre new approaches able to reconcile sustainable commodity supply and fair partnerships in Brazil and Indonesia?
Presenter: Pablo PachecoSession: 11-01: Progress with Responsible Investments and Sustainability Pledges13:00–14:30 | Room: Preston Auditorium
POLICY ROUNDTABLEReflections on Gender Issues in Forest Tenure
Presenter: Anne M. LarsonSession: 11-04: Gender and Community Rights: Lessons Learned and Next Steps13:00–14:30 | Room: J B1-080
Collective Land Tenure in Colombia Current state and prospective challenges
Presenter: Marco Alberto Velasquez RuizSession: 08-05: How to Ensure Gender Equality in Access to Communal Lands?16:00–17:30 | Room: J 1-050
Mapping Gendered Landscapes in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT)Environmental histories, livelihood narratives and story mapping
Presenter: Emily GallagherSession: 08-07: Towards Integrated Land Use Planning: Preconditions and Impacts16:00–17:30 | Room: MC C1-200
Protection and Sustainable Use of Tropical Forests Need Land Tenure RegularizationEvidence from Brazil
Chair: Pablo PachecoSession: 08-02: Using Land Policy for Sustainable Value Chains: Lessons from Brazil16:00-17:30 | Room: MC 13-121
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Poster Board 01-05: Land Administration
Forest Tenure Reform Implementation: Perspectives From National And Sub-national Government Officials in Multiple Settings
Time: 21/Mar/2017 | Room: MC Atrium
Presenter: Tuti Herawati
Poster Board 02-21: Effects of Land Tenure on Land Use and Livelihoods
Do Forest-Land Tenure Reforms Secure Rights of Forest Dependent Communities in the Tropics? Findings from a Cross-Country Comparative StudyTime: 22/Mar/2017 | Room: MC Atrium
