And hath bid the fruitful field

D. The land problem

Indigenous children's education and indigenous languages

Information received from non governmental organizations

Special theme Millennium Development Goals and indigenous peoples

But the names and the marks and the land all had to be won.

The land of the former base also poses a problem of soil and ground water pollution.

Public found our fair and upright approach to business compatible with their own founding principles.

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Chapter III Special theme Millennium Development Goals and indigenous peoples

Special theme Millennium Development Goals and indigenous peoples

D. The land problem 61 66 18

(j) Applicants are requested to indicate their responsibility in their organization or community

IV. EFFORTS TO RESOLVE INDIGENOUS LAND ISSUES 68 89 23

Joint Commission on Rights relating to Indigenous Peoples Land

2. Reports and statements from indigenous peoples from all parts of the world during the sessions of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations have made clear that land and resource issues, particularly the dispossession of indigenous peoples from their lands, are issues of a central and fundamental nature.

Mr. Guissé proposed that the title of agenda item 5 (a) should be changed to Environment, land and sustainable development .

Special theme the Millennium Development Goals and indigenous peoples redefining the Goals

IV. EFFORTS TO RESOLVE INDIGENOUS LAND ISSUES

Besides the question of self determination, the access to land and control over it and its resources were central.

This dispossession led to a loss of identity markers.

The relationship of women to land is based on traditional values of family ownership of land where usufruct is most common.

Land and environmental concerns of indigenous peoples in Suriname

9.15 10.45 Millennium Development Goals progress and potential

The reports raise the issue of pastoral land rights from the point of view of access to forest and pastoral land.

(iv) Land and property issues in repatriation

Science and technology aspects of integrated land management

Integration of indigenous issues in implementing the Millennium Development Goals

Integration of indigenous issues in implementing the Millennium Development Goals

53. Removal of indigenous peoples from their lands and territories is both a historical and a contemporary problem worldwide.

Indigenous lands are targeted for a number of reasons these lands are often resource rich, located in marginal or remote areas and are often perceived as not being legally owned by indigenous peoples.

There is Land Law (1997), which consecrates equal right to land for both men and women.

Success in meeting the objectives of the CCD will also require development of appropriate technologies to solve land management problems, enhance food security and sustainable livelihoods.

9. The questions concerning indigenous land rights, land use and resource management are equally principal issues for the Saami people indigenous people of Finland, Norway, Russia and Sweden.

III. FRAMEWORK FOR THE ANALYSIS OF CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS REGARDING INDIGENOUS LAND RIGHTS 25 67 9

Besides the question of self determination, the access to land and control over it and its resources are central for indigenous peoples throughout the world.

Mr. Turhan Saleh, Millennium Development Goal Unit, Bureau for Resources and Strategic Partnerships, UNDP

Where such laws are lacking or weak, problems arise because, having not demarcated indigenous land, the State cannot identify what is indigenous land and what is not.

Many indigenous participants congratulated and thanked the Special Rapporteur for her working paper and said that land and natural resources were the most fundamental concern of indigenous peoples around the world.

Issues relating to table 5.F Other land

She also stressed that indigenous peoples had a very close relationship with their lands, territories and resources, and that this should always be kept in mind when discussing indigenous land rights.

Discussion focused on how to integrate indigenous peoples in this work and how indigenous peoples' issues and indicators can be integrated into the Millennium Development Goals.

She reiterated the importance of recognizing and securing indigenous land rights, and the need for continued dialogue between Governments and indigenous peoples on land rights matters.

11.30 12.30 Discussion on Workshop on Free, Prior and Informed Consent in January 2005

Land issues did arise but they were settled amicably.