2022 Policy highlights – NPF4 and Land Reform Consultation
It is time for a (quick!) update on some of our policy work over 2022.
It is time for a (quick!) update on some of our policy work over 2022.
We have appointed consultant researchers to conduct research on Including Diverse Groups in Community Land Buyouts.
We have written up a summary of our work in our 2022 Members’ Report. We hope explains the scope of our work and inspires readers for future years!
Visit to Viewpark Conservation Group for planting native species to celebrate Community Land Week.
Community Land Week ran from the 8th to the 16th of October for the fourth Scotland-wide celebration of community landowners.
The Scottish Government consulted on a Land Reform Actin 2022. Groups and individuals considering submitting a response joined this event to talk through ideas.
We held a community engagement workshop for community groups in Glasgow and the Clyde Valley who are working towards a purchase of land or buildings.
Presented at “(Un)earthing new pathways for a justice transition: cultivating hope and food on contested terrains in Scotland, Amazon and the Arctic” Workshop, University of Strathclyde, in early 2022.
This talk was given as part of the knowledge exchange project “(Un)earthing new pathways for a justice transition: cultivating hope and food on contested terrains in Scotland, Amazon and the Arctic”
Sharing our learning is a key part of the project. We have produced this report to inform community groups, policy makers, other organisations and anyone else interested, how the work is progressing.
Community landowners from across Scotland enjoyed an in-person get-together in May 2022 in Edinburgh at our annual conference.
At the Urban Gathering 2022, the most popular feedback points was the value of getting everyone together in person. We want to build on that by organising more events.