ICCA Legal Reviews

An Analysis of International Law, National Legislation, Judgements, And Institutions As They Interrelate With Territories And Areas Conserved By Indigenous Peoples And Local Communities

Between 2011-2012, Natural Justice and Kalpavriksh – on behalf of the ICCA Consortium – undertook an international-to-local analysis of a spectrum of laws relevant to ICCAs. The reports analyse the effects of laws, policies and implementing agencies on ICCAs, and explore the diversity of ways in which Indigenous peoples and local communities are using the law to sustain the resilience of their ICCAs.

The synthesis report, entitled Legal and Institutional Aspects of Recognising and Supporting Conservation by Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities, was launched in 2012 at the World Conservation Congress (Jeju, Korea) and the 11th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (Hyderabad, India).

South Africa

ICCA Legal Reviews

Mozambique

ICCA Legal Reviews
Zimbabwe-Legal-Review

Zimbabwe

ICCA Legal Reviews
International-Law-and-Jurisprudence-English

Synthesis Report of ICCA Legal Reviews

ICCA Legal Reviews

Kenya

ICCA Legal Reviews
Africa-Regional-Namibia

Namibia

ICCA Legal Reviews

Senegal

ICCA Legal Reviews
Americas-Regional-Bolivia

Bolivia

ICCA Legal Reviews
Americas-Regional-Panama

Panama

ICCA Legal Reviews
Americas-Regional-Canada

Canada

ICCA Legal Reviews

Chile

ICCA Legal Reviews

Suriname

ICCA Legal Reviews

India

ICCA Legal Reviews

Malaysia

ICCA Legal Reviews
Asia-Regional-Philippines

The Philippines

ICCA Legal Reviews
Asia-Regional-Taiwan

Taiwan

ICCA Legal Reviews
Pacific-regional-Australia

Australia

ICCA Legal Reviews

Fiji

ICCA Legal Reviews

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