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Who Owns the Land in Latin America? Formal Recognition of Community-Based Land Rights in Latin America

Rights and Resources Initiative

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This brief summarizes findings on community ownership and control of lands in 13 countries in Latin America. These countries were included in RRI’s global baseline of formally recognized indigenous and community land rights.

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This brief summarizes findings on community ownership and control of lands in 13 countries in Latin America. These countries were included in RRI’s global baseline of formally recognized indigenous and community land rights.

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This brief summarizes findings on community ownership and control of lands in 13 countries in Latin America. These countries were included in RRI’s global baseline of formally recognized indigenous and community land rights.

Key concepts: Latin Americans, Indigenous, Land rights, Baseline (sea), Political science, Geography, Indigenous rights, Environmental resource management

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