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Securing land rights for women digs down to the root of gender inequality; radically, quietly uprooting it, overturning it, elevating

For national governments pursuing their climate commitments, securing land tenure for their rural populations would lay the foundation for effective,

In Tanzania, closing the land policy implementation gap is the key to unlocking women’s potential in agriculture.

Women are underrepresented in climate leadership but hold the solutions for both people and planet.

Beth Roberts explores why land is central to the themes of Rural Women’s Day (Oct. 15), World Food Day (Oct.

Modern land reforms remain indispensable to tackle gender inequality in areas where customary discriminatory practices are dominant. Landesa intern Joy

Although Indigenous and rural communities are vital to the fight against climate change, in many countries these populations struggle to obtain formal

Secure land tenure is key to eradicating poverty, increasing agricultural investment and ensuring food security, and is an essential element of climate action

Iniciativa Tierra y ODS (Land and SDG Initiative) spoke with Diana Fletschner about the land-related SDG commitments, what has been

The rapid and crucial shift from fossil fuels to renewables has witnessed a familiar trend: Women — especially rural and