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Conference Agenda

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Session Overview

Session

02-10: Balancing rights, development and natural resources protection

Time:

Tuesday, 26/Mar/2019:

10:30am - 12:00pm

Session Chair: Omoding James Peters Opio, AfDB, Côte d'Ivoire

Location: MC 10-100

Presentations

ID: 669 / 02-10: 1
Individual Papers
Topics: Commons and natural resource management
Keywords: commons tenurecommons tenure, resource tenure, land tensions, land use change, open access.

Land and resource tenure tensions driven by extractives on the commons of Karamoja – Uganda:

Herbert Kamusiime¹, Eddie Nsamba Gayiiya¹, Elisa Scalise², Christine Kajumba¹, Margaret Rugadya³

¹Associates Research Trust Uganda, Uganda; ²Resource Equity, US; ³Global Land Expert

ID: 542 / 02-10: 6
Individual Papers
Topics: Commons and natural resource management
Keywords: Land, Natural Resources, Environment, Valuation

Emerging issues in convergence of conservation and development within wildlife protected areas in Kenya

Joycelyn Kaaria

Kenya Wildlife Service, Kenya

ID: 1031 / 02-10: 7
Individual Papers
Topics: Commons and natural resource management
Keywords: protected areas and village lands

The assault on sanctity of village lands in Tanzania by conservation initiatives

Rugemeleza Nshala

Lawyers' Environmental Action Team (LEAT), Tanzania

ID: 749 / 02-10: 8
Individual Papers
Topics: Land and human rights, gender, indigenous peoples
Keywords: Land, Water, Tenure, Rights, Communities

Protecting the nexus between communities’ land and water tenure rights: a comparative analysis of national laws recognizing the freshwater rights of indigenous peoples and local communities

Stephanie Keene¹, Jessica Troell², Chloe Ginsburg¹

¹Rights and Resources Initiative, United States of America; ²Environmental Law Institute, Malawi

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