Webinar on agrarian transitions/local livelihoods/environment

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Pathways to Responsible Agriculture in the Mekong | Land Portal<https://landportal.org/event/2025/01/pathways-responsible-agriculture-mekong>
Thursday, 23 January 2025
3:00-5:00 pm Bangkok | 9:00-11:00 am CET
Register now<https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__nzfaYHeQDmISWr6Ymj-iQ>
The Land Portal Foundation and Mekong Region Land Governance (MRLG) invite you to a webinar exploring how agricultural transitions are reshaping rural livelihoods, forests, and ecosystems in the Mekong region. The expansion of industrial crops further into marginal uplands and the integration of smallholder farmers into transnational value chains are transforming rural livelihoods rapidly, creating new economic opportunities while excluding communities from access to their customary land and natural resources, while also increasing deforestation and environmental risks. The session will examine those transformations, the related governance challenges, and new initiatives to promote responsible agricultural investments.
Join this webinar to gain evidence-based insights that inform decision-making, inspire innovative solutions, and advance sustainable agriculture and tenure rights in the Mekong region and beyond.

The webinar will take place in English, Khmer, Lao, and Vietnamese.

The State of Land in the Mekong Region webinar series is a collaborative effort by the Land Portal Foundation, MRLG, and CDE at the University of Bern that spotlights the evolving landscape of land governance in the Mekong region. This series, set in the final phase of the MRLG project (2023-2025), aims to share insights and address challenges in land governance across four countries. Emphasizing openness and information accessibility, each webinar will explore key trends, issues, and solutions in land governance.
MRLG is a project of the Government of Switzerland, through the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), with co-financing from the Government of Germany and the Government of Luxembourg.


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