FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE (October 9, 2025)—Excitement is building as the Government of Sierra Leone, alongside prominent partners including the African Land Institution Network (ALIN), the Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI), and the African Land Policy Centre (ALPC), prepares for the much-anticipated ALIN International Conference. Scheduled to take place from October 14th to 16th at the renowned Bintumani Conference Centre in Freetown, this conference promises to be a pivotal moment for discussions on land governance and institutional change throughout Africa.
With over 100 delegates expected to attend from various African nations and beyond, this gathering is set to unite an impressive array of land governance experts, policymakers, civil society leaders, and development partners. The aim? To foster inclusive land reforms and promote transformation within land institutions to benefit all.
The theme for the 5th Regional Conference, “Strengthening Land Institutions for Inclusive Growth and Resilience,” highlights the critical need for transparent and people-centered approaches to land governance. The event will delve deep into the necessity of robust land institutions that can foster economic growth while enhancing resilience against climate change impacts—a topic of increasing relevance in today’s evolving global landscape.
One of the standout features of the conference will be its emphasis on community-driven initiatives, particularly those focusing on empowering women, youth, and Indigenous communities. By spotlighting innovative policy solutions and successful practices, participants will have the opportunity to share their experiences and strategies to forge stronger communities across Africa.
The three-day agenda will feature a series of dynamic plenary sessions and technical panels that cover a wide range of topics, including customary land rights, climate resilience strategies, and avenues for institutional reform. These discussions will serve as a catalyst for meaningful change, inspiring delegates to take bold steps toward implementing the insights gained in their home countries.
As anticipation builds for this landmark event, the ALIN International Conference is more than just a gathering—it’s an opportunity for collective action and shared vision, making strides toward a more equitable and resilient future for land governance in Africa.
Stay tuned for updates on this essential event, where knowledge meets action!
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