Schedule

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

09:00– 10:30am

Cadastre systems at the interface with society and the development of state policies

Panel: Fighting informality and conflict: lessons learned and new approaches

- Use of geospatial technologies in the identification and mapping of urban and rural informal settlements.

-          - Participatory formalization processes: involving communities

-          - The multifunctional land registry as a peace-building practice: opportunities and challenges from the perspective of German Development Cooperation in Colombia”

-          - From cadastre to registration: Bureaucratic procedures and costs and their impact on maintaining the informality of property.

Coffee Break

 THEMATIC AXIS 3 - Land governance in the context of climate change and environmental pressures

10:45 – 11:15am

Thematic Lecture: Challenges and Priorities for Territorial Information Systems for sustainable development in the Amazon - OTCA

11:15am – 1:00pm

Panel:

-  Multipurpose Cadastre: Integration of environmental data for sustainable land management.

- Experiences in combating deforestation/fire/environmental degradation in the Amazon through cadastre and registration systems”

      - Brazilian experience

1:00 – 2:30pm

 Lunch 

2:30 – 4:00pm

Panel: Climate change: implications for land policies

- Displacement of communities in high-risk areas: cadastral and registration challenges

- Payment for environmental services programs and their impact on access to land

- Land use policies for climate adaptation

- Cadastre as a tool for risk management and ecosystem-based adaptation

- Climate change and its impact on traditional and remaining forms of exploitation of environmental resources by urban and rural populations in the interior of the Amazon.

4:30 - 5:00pm

Closing - “The future of access to land in Latin America: commitments for a more equitable and sustainable region”.

5:00pm

Cocktail