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Location: MC 9-100

Date: Tuesday, 26/Mar/2019
8:30am - 10:00am	01-09: Using remote sensing to assess impacts of forest policy Session Chair: Joep Crompvoets, KU Leuven, Belgium
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	Informality in access to land and deforestation in the legal Amazon: an empirical study of the state of Acre João Paulo Mastrangelo^1,2, Bastiaan Philip Reydon², Pedro Cavalcante Filho², Rosângela Ballini², Adâmara Felício², Dallas de Souza², Claudio Cavalcante³, Antonio Marcos Silva³, Rafael Garrafiel³ ¹Federal University of Acre, Brazil; ²University of Campinas; ³State Secretary for the Environment Last Forests Standing: Deforestation prevention with land-use monitoring and valuation in Côte D’Ivoire Neeraj Baruah Vivid Economics, United Kingdom Land use Management in Nigeria: the role of Remote Sensing Mayowa Ajibola¹, Aderemi Adeyemo², Charles Ayo¹, Gideon Adeyemi¹ ¹Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria; ²Lead City University, Ibadan, Nigeria Comparative evaluation of the registered information in the Rural Environmental Registry base under the Federal Cerrado Project Lilianna Gomes¹, Carlos Pires², Rebecca Fiore³, Janaína Rocha¹, Carlos Sturm¹, Gabriela Gonçalves¹, Leandro Biondo¹, Bernardo Trovão¹, Rejane Mendes¹ ¹Brazilian Forest Service, Brazil; ²The World Bank, Brazil; ³Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Brazil
10:30am - 12:00pm	02-09: Using cadastral information to value and govern natural capital Session Chair: Randall Bluffstone, Portland State University, United States of America
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	Valuing Natural Capital Fiona Mannix RICS, United Kingdom Improving natural resource management for developing nations through the implementation of online mining cadastre solutions Glenn Matthews Trimble, South Africa Open Interactive Map Platform Infrastructure to support projects on local and regional scale. Leandro Biondo, Bernardo Trovao, Rejane Mendes, Janaina Rocha Brazilian Forest Service, Brazil Restoration Opportunities Atlas of India - building information bridges for people, forests and landscapes Marie Josephine Nishanthi Duraisami, Ruchika Singh World Resources Institute India, India The socio-economic impact of measures to avert or reverse land degradation in agriculture: a systematic review Mandy Malan², Ezra Berkhout¹, Jan Duchoslav³, Maarten Voors², Stefan Van Der Esch¹, Willem Verhagen¹ ¹PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, Netherlands, The; ²Wageningen University, Netherlands, The; ³IFPRI International Food Policy Research Institute, United States of America
2:00pm - 3:30pm	03-09: Linking tenure to planning in forest land Session Chair: Anne Larson, CIFOR, Peru
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	Best-bet options for ensuring tropical forest conservation and livelihoods development: Evidence from the community forest concessions in Petén, Guatemala Dietmar Stoian^1,2, Aldo Rodas³, Iliana Monterroso⁴ ¹Bioversity International, France; ²World Agroforestry Center (ICRAF), France; ³Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Guatemala; ⁴Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) Forest restoration and afforestation in India Laura Valencia², Kundan Kumar¹ ¹Rights and Resources Initiative, United States of America; ²University of Toronto, Canada Integrating forest recovery and low-carbon agriculture in priority watersheds of Brazilian savannah: The FIP-Landscape Project Lidiane Moretto¹, Janaína Rocha¹, Tatiana Calçada¹, Taiguara Alencar³, Rejane Mendes¹, Leandro Biondo¹, Sidney Medeiros², Lilianna Mendes¹, Polyanna Paro³, Bernadete Lange⁴, Daniela Ziller⁴, Carlos Eduardo Sturm¹, Carlos Pires³, Bernardo Trovão¹, Rebecca Fiore³, Jaine Cubas Davet¹, Magna Cunha dos Santos³, Anselm Duchrow³ ¹Brazilian Forest Service (SFB), Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply (MAPA), Brazil; ²Secretariat for Innovation, Rural Development and Irrigation, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply (MAPA), Brazil; ³GIZ, Brazil; ⁴World Bank, Brazil Tenure security and forest landscape restoration: Results from exploratory research in Boeny, Madagascar Rebecca McLain¹, Patrick Ranjatson², Steven Lawry¹, Jean Mananga³, Tolotra Razafimbelo², Renaud Randrianasolo² ¹Center for International Forestry Research, United States of America; ²Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Agronomiques (ESSA); Université d'Antananarivo – Madagascar; ³Independent consultant
3:45pm - 5:15pm	04-09: Approaches towards sustainable land use management Session Chair: Kim Thompson, USAID, United States of America
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	Development of an informal land use register for South Africa Rajesh Nooka, Willy Govender, Mfanafuthi Gama Data World (Pty) Ltd, South Africa Rural Environmental Registry in the priority municipalities for Cerrado deforestation combating, in Brazil Carlos Henrique Pires Luiz¹, Rejane Marques Mendes², Leandro Meneguelli Biondo², Lilianna Mendes Latini Gomes², Janaina de Almeida Rocha², Bernardo de Araujo Moraes Trovão², Carlos Eduardo Portella Sturm², Pedro de Almeida Salles², Gustavo Henrique de Oliveira², Magna Cunha dos Santos³ ¹The World Bank, Brazil; ²Brazilian Forest Service / Ministry of the Environment, Brazil; ³German Agency for International Cooperation - GIZ Environment and land use trends in the Ethiopian lowlands Daniel Monchuk The World Bank, United States of America

Date: Wednesday, 27/Mar/2019
8:30am - 10:00am	05-09: Implementing REDD in practice Session Chair: Peter Veit, World Resources Institute, United States of America
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	Practical guide for the creation and management of conservation space Douglas Steinberg¹, Bala W. Sanou², Fako Bruno Ouattara², Brook Johnson², Amber Lee James¹, Caroline Plançon-Rodriguez³ ¹National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International, United States of America; ²Independent Consultant, Burkina Faso; ³World Bank, United States of America Development of a practical guide to support local actors in the development and management of conservation areas in the context of REDD+ Amber Lee James, Bala Wenceslas Sanou, Fako Bruno Ouattara NCBA CLUSA International, United States of America Rethinking land development and offset mechanisms in cambodia Alexander Marx, Ratana Pen Heinrich Boell Foundation, Cambodia Environmental justice in the REDD+ frontier: indigenous experiences from the scholarly literature and proposals for a way forward Juan Pablo Sarmiento Barletti, Anne Larson Center for International Forestry Research, Peru How the climate protection strengthens the indigenous territories in the Amazon: The REDD Early Movers Program (REM) in Mato Grosso - Brazil Taiguara Alencar¹, Renata Oliveira Costa¹, Eliane Lima², Deroni Mendes³ ¹GIZ, Brazil; ²FEPOIMT, Brazil; ³ICV, Brazil
10:30am - 12:00pm	06-09: Enhancing tenure security for forest land Session Chair: Jintao Xu, Peking University, China, People's Republic of
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	Multi-stakeholder forums as innovation for natural resource management? Results from a Realist Synthesis Review of the scholarly literature Anne Larson¹, Juan Pablo Sarmiento Barletti¹, Christopher Hewlitt², Deborah Delgado³ ¹CIFOR, Peru; ²University of Maryland, College Park, United States of America; ³PUCP, Peru Examining relationships in forest governance quality: Insights from forest frontier communities in Zambia´s Miombo ecoregion Hellen Nansikombi¹, Richard Fischer¹, Gillian Kabwe², Sven Günter¹ ¹Thünen Institute of International Forestry and Forest Economics, Hamburg, Germany; ²Copperbelt University, Kitwe, Zambia Land Tenure Regularization in the Brazilian Amazon: perspectives on identifying social, economic and environmental variables for assessing its impacts Gabriela C P Savian¹, Marcelo C C Stabile¹, Paulo R S Moutinho¹, Elisa de Siqueira², Gabriela Russo³, João Paulo Ribeiro¹, Vivian Ribeiro¹, Daniel S Silva¹, Sylvia Mitraud¹, Jarlene Gomes¹, Alcilene Cardoso¹, Jorge Espinoza⁴, Rogerio Cabral⁴, Díni L Silveira², Robson Disarz⁵, João Paulo Mastrangelo⁶, Bastiaan Reydon⁶, Gabriel P Siqueira⁶ ¹Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM); ²Consulting for Sustainable Development GITEC-IGIP GmbH; ³Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Amsterdam; ⁴Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH; ⁵National Colonization and Agrarian Reform Institute (INCRA); ⁶Universidade de Campinas (Unicamp) Local perception of indigenous titling programs in the Peruvian Amazon Peter Cronkleton, Anne Larson Center for International Forestry Research, Peru Governance structures of native forests' management policy in North Argentina: the role of policy forums in mediating between conservation and production Carla Inguaggiato¹, Maurice Tschopp¹, Graziano Michele Ceddia¹, Dimitris Christodopolous^2,3 ¹University of Bern, Switzerland; ²Modul University, Austria; ³Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
2:00pm - 3:30pm	07-09: Enhancing tenure security for forest land Session Chair: Dietmar Stoian, ICRAF, France
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	Gender gaps and actions being taken to address them in forest landscapes Patricia Kristjanson, Tamara Bah, Anne Kuriakose, Meerim Shakirova, Gerardo Segura, Katharina Siegmann, Margaux Granat World Bank, United States of America Closing the gender gap in natural resource management programs in Mexico Katharina Siegmann¹, Zeina Afif¹, Graciela Reyes-Retana³, Margarita Gomez Garcia² ¹World Bank; ²CIDE; ³Cornell University Innovation of locally-led adaptive programming in Natural Resource Governance Change in Myanmar Aung Kyaw Thein, Rick Gregory Pyoe Pin Institute, Myanmar
3:45pm - 5:15pm	08-09: Expanding land markets and investments Session Chair: Cornelis de Zeeuw, Kadaster, Netherlands, The
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	“A Land Market is the strategy for access to land for development”. Which land market? For whose benefit? An analysis of the Ugandan case Judy Adoko, Liz Neate Land and Equity Movement in Uganda - LEMU, Uganda Land governance and urban development find a challenges in the perspective of social safeguards Md Mayen Uddin Tazim Asian Development Bank (ADB), Bangladesh, People's Republic of Ghana: Collateralizing land use rights on customary land. Lessons and challenges for growing the mortgage market Ian Rose¹, Emmanuel Noah² ¹DAI, United States of America; ²BenBen, Ghana

Date: Thursday, 28/Mar/2019
8:30am - 10:00am	09-09: Bottom-up approaches: A key to land use planning Session Chair: Klaus Ackermann, Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Germany
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	Increasing access to land for housing for Irula tribal families: Lessons from implementing the Solid Ground Campaign in India Rebecca Ochong¹, Rajan Samuel², Suseela Anand² ¹Habitat for Humanity International, Philippines; ²Habitat for Humanity, India Giving the land back to people : solving colonial cases of land-grabbing in Madagascar Ketakandriana Rafitoson Transparency International - Initiative Madagascar, Madagascar Examining how land laws have implemented GLTN tools Nicholas Tagliarino UN Habitat, The Netherlands Sustaining sustainable development: Leveraging human rights structures to implement land-related SDGs Bethany Roberts Landesa, United States of America
10:30am - 12:00pm	10-09: Capacity building: Lessons from experience Session Chair: Charl-Thom Hilgardt Bayer, Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia
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	Equal partnership in the capacity building project Eduland2: conceptual design, implementation, successes, challenges & lessons learnt Reinfried Mansberger¹, Sayeh Kassaw Agegnehu², Gerhard Navratil³, Gebeyehu Belay Shibeshi⁴ ¹University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Austria; ²Debre Markos University, Ethiopia; ³Technische Universitaet Wien, Austria; ⁴Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia Encouraging women’s land rights and promoting female land professionals: A twin track approach to enhancing land governance Zerfu Hailu Gebrewold, Gladys Savolainen, Tommi Tenno NIRAS/Ethiopia, Ethiopia The land research capacity of Africa: new research centre concept for catalysing improved land governance Uchendu Eugene Chigbu¹, Gaynor Paradza², Simon Peter Mwesigye³ ¹Technical University of Munich, Germany; ²Independent Consultant, South Africa; ³UN-Habitat / GLTN, Uganda The ADLAND model: Transformative experiences and lessons in human capital development in land governance in Africa Pamela Duran Diaz Technische Universitaet Muenchen, Germany Scaling emerging geospatial technologies for land administration: understanding institutional innovation dynamics through a Technological Innovation System perspective Serene Ho^1,2, Tarek Zein³, Placide Nkerabigwi⁴, Valérie Pattyn^1,5, Joep Crompvoets¹ ¹KU Leuven, Belgium; ²RMIT University, Australia; ³Hansa Luftbild AG, Germany; ⁴INES Ruhengeri, Rwanda; ⁵Leiden University, The Netherlands
2:00pm - 3:30pm	11-09: Promising initiatives to build capacity Session Chair: Diane Dumashie, International Federation of Surveyors - FIG, United Kingdom
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	Using a multi-lateral organisation to catalyse institutional innovation at global scale: Evidence from the work of the Global Land Tool Network partners Clarissa Augustinus Independent consultant, Ireland An innovative experience of capacity building for land in Central Africa Paul Tchawa University of Yaoundé 1, Cameroon Importance of capacity building and training in the World Bank assisted projects - Case study of Serbia Olivera Vasovic, Borko Draskovic, Dragan Pavlovic, Nada Teodosijevic Republic Geodetic Authority, Serbia

Date: Friday, 29/Mar/2019
9:00am - 10:30am	12-05: Innovative grassroots women led tools for gender responsive land governance
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	Innovative grassroots women led tools for gender responsive land governance Mino Harivelo Ramaroson¹, Frances Birungi², Birte Scholz¹, Gaynor Paradza¹ ¹HUAIROU COMMISSION, United States of America; ²UCOBAC, Uganda
11:00am - 12:30pm	13-05: Starting with women: tools for empowerment
MC 9-100	13-05: Starting with women: tools for empowerment
	Starting with women: tools for empowerment Amanda Richardson¹, Amy Coughenour², Anne Girardin³ ¹Resource Equity, United States of America; ²Cadasta, United States of America; ³Cadasta, France
1:30pm - 3:00pm	14-05: A Women Land Rights scorecard, tool for monitoring implementation of African Union Instruments at country level, A case of eight countries
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