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Access to land: driver of conflict or enabler of inclusive and sustainable peace?
There are over 89 million people displaced by armed conflicts globally. Millions of them seek to return to their homes every year, sometimes after years or decades of being away. What does this mean for housing, land and property rights – especially when land ownership has changed or is difficult to prove?
In this video roundtable discussion, we zoom in on these issues in the context of countries and territories affected by landmines and other explosive ordnance. Tune in for a conversation on why inclusive approaches to both explosive ordnance clearance and housing, land and property rights are crucial to building sustainable peace.
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By The Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD)There are over 89 million people displaced by armed conflicts globally. Millions of them seek to return to their homes every year, sometimes after years or decades of being away. What does this mean for housing, land and property rights – especially when land ownership has changed or is difficult to prove?
In this video roundtable discussion, we zoom in on these issues in the context of countries and territories affected by landmines and other explosive ordnance. Tune in for a conversation on why inclusive approaches to both explosive ordnance clearance and housing, land and property rights are crucial to building sustainable peace.
You’ll hear from: