Summary of 3rd webinar on Securing Tenure Rights for Forest Dependent Communities: A global comparative study of design and implementation of tenure reform, 9 March 2021

The third webinar in the Land and Natural Resource Tenure and Governance Webinar series was held on the 9 th March 2021.Scientists from CIFOR (Center for International Forestry Research) shared results, outcomes and experiences of the project "Securing Tenure Rights for Forest-Dependent Communities: a global comparative study of design and implementation of tenure reform (GSC-Tenure).The GCS-Tenure Project overall goal was to improve the knowledge, understanding and skills of policymakers, practitioners and forest-dependent communities for the design and implementation of forest tenure reforms, by providing them with needed information, analysis and tools.Around 30 participants from IFAD and CGIAR centers participated in the discussions following the presentations.This short report summarises these.Please find a recording of the webinar here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/273gtglgf85fyy1/GMT20210309- 142412_Recording_1920x1006.mp4?dl=0Some key good practice examples of IFAD and CGIAR centres working together on natural resource tenure and governance, management and planning, have been identified in the review, from which it is anticipated that both IFAD country teams and partners together with the CGIAR, could learn.These good practice examples are being shared through this webinar series designed to highlight the impact of the research in terms of outcomes and outputs, and the partnership experiences.The webinars are held on a bi-monthly basis through zoom and facilitated in a manner to optimise participation of all participants with time for discussion and questions and answers.