Description
Join us for an engaging session on access to land and commoning in the context of landscape restoration in Europe. This event aims to deepen our understanding of access to land initiatives, identify challenges faced by such initiatives, explore their role in commoning and managing the commons, and examine their connection to large-scale landscape restoration efforts.
Session Agenda:
09:00-09:10: Introduction by Willemijn de Iongh
Willemijn de Iongh will provide a brief overview of the session’s objectives and topics.
09:10-09:30: Short Pitches on Access to Land Initiatives
Attila Szocs will present ALPA/Ecoruralis from Romania.
Liesbeth Soer will share insights about Aardpeer from the Netherlands.
Thomas Kliemt will share insights about Kulturland Genossenschaft from Germans.
Sjoerd Wartena will present Terre de Liens.
09:30-10:00: Q&A Session by Willemijn de longh
Willemijn de Iongh will facilitate a question-and-answer session, providing an opportunity for participants to engage with the speakers and gain further insights.
10:00-10:20: Critical Reflection by Natasha Hulst
Natasha Hulst, a researcher at the Schumacher Institute specializing in international and national collaboration for community land trusts and other models of community ownership, will provide a critical reflection on the discussed topics.
10:20-10:30: Concluding Remarks by Willemijn de long
Willemijn de Iongh will summarize key insights and concluding remarks for the session, followed by a check-out.
If you are interested in participating in this informative session, please sign up here! We look forward to your presence and valuable contributions to the discussion.
This looks really cool! Can I just confirm whether it’s happening online?