How Does Community Land Governance Intersect with Factors of Resilience in Rural Areas to Support Adaptation to Crisis Situations? , host: Annie McKee, LANDac Annual International Conference 2021, @Krowden

How Does Community Land Governance Intersect with Factors of Resilience in Rural Areas to Support Adaptation to Crisis Situations?

Organiser(s): Annie McKee, Rosalind Corbett, Mags Currie (The James Hutton Institute); Rob Mc Morran and Jayne Glass (Scotland’s Rural College).
Session format: Panel.

In Scotland, two decades of land reform has led to a shift from a pattern of predominantly private rural landownership, to one where community bodies have become landowners. Communities have become empowered through the transfer of land and other property from public bodies and community land ownership can support multiple factors of community resilience.

This session explores examples of international community land ownership and collates the experiences of community land governance during the pandemic. How does community land and asset ownership support adaptation to crises? What are the factors of resilience that community land ownership facilitates & how could that be further promoted? What options are there for policies to support greater community land governance in different international contexts, and what barriers remain?

01-07-2021 16:00 - 17:15

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