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Indigenous People’s relationship to the land is spiritual, and constitutionally recognized and legally protected. The energy industry’s recognition of Indigenous People as rights holders to the lands we work on is foundational for building relationships with communities. Acknowledging unceded and treaty territories is an act of reconciliation that involves recognizing the traditional territory of the Indigenous People who called the land home before the arrival of settlers, and still do. Unceded territories are traditional land that was never legally given up to the Crown, through a treaty or other agreement. The recognition of Métis presence and nationhood is also essential. Territorial acknowledgements should not simply be pro forma statements. To make land and territorial acknowledgements meaningful, it may be helpful to reflect on: · Why is this acknowledgement happening? · How does this acknowledgement relate to the work you are doing on the land? · What is the history of this territory? What are the impacts of colonialism here? · What is your relationship to this territory? How did you come to be here?

Western Civilization. https://lnkd.in/eDSuC65t

You can find everything you want to know about the Union for the Mediterranean in this brochure 🌍 📌The institutional hierarchy 📌The core priorities 📌The concrete projects #mediterranean

Please comment on, and support Alternative E in the proposed Management Plan for the Bears Ears National Monument. Alternative E most closely embodies the recommendations of the Inter-Tribal Coalition for effective co-management of Bears Ears natural and cultural resources!

There is an ideological difference between the nationalization of land and its socialist ownership as a primary means of production.

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2023 Conference on Land Policy in Africa Follow the discussions on Land Use Practices and Trans-Boundary Resource Conflicts https://lnkd.in/e2mSDBh5

❓ Over-regulator or Enabler? Exploring the dual role of the Greek State In this newly-published article, Georgia Gemenetzi explores the role of the Greek State in post-crisis special-purpose planning concerning public land redevelopment. The article focuses on two projects of national importance in railway property and the planning instruments that were established during the planning reform in the aftermath of the fiscal crisis. The findings highlight the contradictory roles of the Greek state in planning matters and the implications of this for existing planning practice in Greece. You can read the full article - Exploring the dual role of the State in post-crisis project-led planning practice in Greece: over-regulator or enabler? - and read all the conclusions, via the link ➡ https://lnkd.in/ejwVcxHU #greece #planningreform #publicland #urbanplanning

We need to build houses and infrastructure, but also to protect nature and our environment. In this TerritoriALL we we explore the EU objective to achieve a balance between urban development and preservation of natural land by 2050. https://loom.ly/GU_MXEI

The picture shows the difference between progress and backwardness, as we see at the top a developed country that respects the work of others and preserves state property, while at the bottom we see a backward country that does not respect the work of others and does not preserve state property.