Merton & Everett LLP partnered with AFRIWOCC 2025 in Accra, facilitating an Innovation Lab session that equipped young people with practical knowledge of public policy, advocacy and governance.
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Development should not come at the expense of community rights, livelihoods and dignity. When communities lose ancestral lands to extractive and infrastructure projects, compensation alone cannot address the full extent of their losses. Meaningful consultation, community consent and accountability must also be part of the process. These issues took centre stage at a national forum
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