Defending our future overcoming the challenges of returning the Ogiek home :  a report on implementing the Ogiek judgment in Kenya 

 - Nairobi, Kenya:  Katiba Institute & Ogiek Peoples' Development Program (OPDP),  [2020] 
 - iv, 18p.:  col. ill.;  29cm. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Acknowledgement,<br/>List of acronyms,<br/>Table of contents,<br/>Preface,<br/>The significance of implementing the Ogiek judgment,<br/>Key findings of the Ogiek judgment,<br/>The Ogieh as an indigenous community,<br/>The Ogiek's property rights over their ancestral lands,<br/>Role of Ogiek and Indigenous Forest Communities in Conservation,<br/>Kenyan institutions have so far failed to remedy Ogieks rights,<br/>What does the Kenyan constitution say about the rights of indigenous and marginalized people?<br/>Special treatment for indigenous,--Benefits for being marginalized,<br/>Other provisions,<br/>No blanket endorsement of cultures,<br/>The African court's Ogiek judgment and community land protection in Kenya,<br/>Can Ogiek rehabilitate and save the Mau forest for the long term?<br/>Can communities manage natural forests?<br/>Underpinning community initiative with the incentive of ownership,<br/>Whar are the effects of community ownership on forest condition?<br/>Where to for the Mau Forest Complex?<br/>Step one towards implementation: delimiting, demarcating and titling Ogiek ancestral land in the Mau forest,<br/>About the authors,<br/>End notes,
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>342.0872