Event
Conference cycle: Natural resources and resistance: Land rush — Peasant resilience in the face of the vulnerability of a “modern” agricultural model in Great Lakes Africa
What are the challenges in the rush for natural resources? How do conflicts of interest arise between different actors? And what forms of resistance emerge as a result of these conflicts? This cycle of four conferences immerses you in profound reflections on these dynamics. Each scientific researcher makes us discover how the rush for land, subsoil, water and forest are articulated on the ground.
April 27 — Water rush — Socio-ecological resilience of mangroves — Vincent Henin (Louvain Cooperation) — 16.15 -18.00 (Brussels time). Teams link
Meeting place: Teams online conferences. You could access it through the link as early as 16.10. Access is free and free. Preliminary registration is not required.
For more information:, organized by JUWA-Research, DVLP/IACCHOS — UCLouvain, and Angaza Institute ISDR-Bukavu as part of projects financed by ARES and FNRS.

