In this issue: Law as an indispensable tool to achieving SDG 16 on Indigenous Peoples' collective rights to land, territories, and other natural resources An online “Legal-Hub” to inform participatory law reform processes on Sustainable Wildlife Management (SWM) Too many cooks spoil the...

Land is central to the livelihood, culture and identity of millions of people across the world. But the relationships between geographical spaces, law, and society are complex and continue to shape the content and application of tenure rights in natural...

The Development Law Service is pleased to announce the publication of the preliminary version of Transforming agri-food systems: Legislative interventions for improved nutrition and sustainability: Preliminary version for public consultation published by FAO to coincide with the Pre-Summit for the...

07-10 June 2021: A virtual training workshop to review and validate the Aquaculture Legal Assessment and Revision Tool (ALART) was successfully delivered by the Development Law Service (LEGN) with the participation of more than 150 participantsfrom Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao...

LEGN provided a series of well-received presentations on the topic of legislation as an effective tool in the fight against AMR at a recent African Regional training event on AMR legislation on 25th May 2021. This training workshop was organized...