The Community-Smart Consultation & Consent initiative supports greater inclusion of Indigenous Peoples and local communities in decisions about natural resource development. Take a look at this great resource that focuses on returning land to communities or local governments when an investment ends.
What happens to land when an investment ends? A new resource from SMI’s Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining and Landesa explores the concept of land return—a process where companies transfer land back to communities or local governments when investments end. Through the lens of a case study in Tanzania, it highlights: - The motivations behind land return. - Community and company perspectives. - Challenges, risks, and opportunities. -Practical lessons for responsible land transitions. Land is one of the most vital resources for #communities, #economies and ecosystems. Yet, the question of what happens to land at the conclusion of large-scale investments has received far less attention than its initial acquisition. 📚 https://lnkd.in/gNf2C3r3 The resource is produced as part of the Community-Smart Consultation & Consent Project (CSCC) funded by the BHP Foundation and implemented by Landesa in partnership with CSRM, RESOLVE, and Conservation International.