Event Reports

Veröffentlichung der Studie: Stefanie Braun und Absai Kashululu im Interview mit Good Morning Namibia

EINE WELT OHNE HUNGER: STÄRKUNG VON LANDBESITZ- UND LANDNUTZUNGSRECHTEN VON FRAUEN IN SUB-SAHARA AFRIKA

In einem Interview mit NBC Good Morning Namibia äußern sich Projektmanagerin Stefanie Braun und Absai Kashululu, Vertreter des Implementierungspartners WAD, zur Veröffentlichung der von der Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung in Auftrag gegebenen Studie zum aktuellen Wissensstand über Landnutzungs- und Landbesitzrechte der Frauen in den zentralen, nördlichen Regionen Namibias.

Launch of the baseline study

"WOMEN'S LAND USE, OWNERSHIP AND LAND RIGHTS IN OHANGWENA, OMUSATI, OSHANA AND OSHIKOTO REGIONS OF NAMIBIA"

The special initiative "One World - No Hunger: Strengthening Women's Land Use and Land Ownership Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa" by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) aims to strengthen the fair and secure access to resources and land as well as land use rights for women in Namibia.

Vorstellung der Ergebnisse der Studie

"WOMEN'S LAND USE, OWNERSHIP AND LAND RIGHTS IN OHANGWENA, OMUSATI, OSHANA AND OSHIKOTO REGIONS OF NAMIBIA"

Die Sonderinitiative der Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) "Eine Welt ohne Hunger - Stärkung von Landbesitz- und Landnutzungsrechten von Frauen in Sub-Sahara Afrika" zielt vor allem darauf ab, den fairen und sicheren Zugang zu Rohstoffen und Land zu ermöglichen sowie Landnutzungsrechte für Frauen in Namibia zu stärken.

Community Workshop for Traditional Authorities in Onesi, Omusati Region

Another workshop was held in Onesi, Omusati region, through the special initiative “One World - No Hunger: Strengthening Womens’ Land Ownership and Land Use Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa” from the 24th of July to the 27th of July. Its participants consisted of 65 representatives of the Uukolonkadhi traditional authority.

Community Workshop für traditionelle Autoritäten in Onesi, Omusati Region

In Onesi, in der Omusati Region, fand vom 24.07.2017 bis zum 27.07.2017 ein weiterer Workshop der Sonderinitiative „Eine Welt ohne Hunger – Stärkung der Landbesitz- und Landnutzungsrechte von Frauen in Subsahara Afrika“ statt, an dem insgesamt 65 Vertreter und Vertreterinnen der traditionellen Autorität der Uukolonkadhi teilnahmen.

CALL FOR PAPERS for upcoming yearbook

KAS Namibia-Angola and cooperation partner Trade Law Centre (tralac) are currently looking for contributions for their new "Monitoring Regional Integration in Southern Africa" yearbook.

KAS publishes Namibian Constitution in Oshiwambo

The Namibian Constitution can now be downloaded or picked up at the KAS Office in Oshiwambo language

More efficiency for Namibian jurisdiction through magistrate trainings

KAS cooperation with the Office of the Judiciary continues in 2017

The impact of Renewable Energies and Energy Efficiency on the National Economy of Namibia

On the 11th of July 2017, KAS Namibia-Angola implemented an event on the topic of “The impact of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency on the National Economy of Namibia” at the Bank of Namibia (BoN) in Windhoek. The event, which was moderated by Mr. Harald Schütt (Director Amusha Consultancy Services) and conducted by Namibian economic expert Mr. Rowland Brown (Cirrus Investment), targeted mainly decision makers from politics as well as from parastatal and the private sector.

Community Workshop for Traditional Authorities in Omusati Region

Another event started under the special initiative “One World – No Hunger: Strengthening Women’s Land Use and Land Ownership Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa” aiming to enlighten Traditional Authorities and Communal Land Board members about the Communal Land Reform Act and to emphasize their duties in this context. The four-day community workshop that – this time – especially targeted Traditional Authorities took place from 19. – 22.06.2017 in the Regional Council Hall of Outapi in Omusati Region.