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Where were the women at the World Bank Land and Poverty Conference?

This blog originally appeared on Devex. By Beth Roberts Last month, I attended the World Bank Land and Poverty Conference for
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Local Movement Leveraging the Sustainable Development Goals to Strengthen Women’s Land Rights in Brazil

This blog was originally published by SDG Funders. By Patricia Chaves, Jolyne Sanjak and Malcolm Childress On Feb. 1, 2017,
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Un-blurring the Vision of Land Governance to Address the Land Rights of Invisible Women in Odisha

A version of this blog appeared on Zilient. By Pranati Das For Padma, almost all doors of hope were shut
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Ten Signs of an Impending Global Land Rights Revolution

This post originally appeared on From Poverty to Power. By Chris Jochnick The development community has experienced various “revolutions” over
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Envisioning a World Where Women Inherit Property, not Poverty

By Udita Chatterjee I have dedicated my personal and professional life to strengthening women’s rights to own and inherit land
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What is the Surest Pathway Out of Poverty and into the Middle Class?

This post originally appeared on World Economic Forum. By Tim Hanstad What is the surest pathway out of poverty and
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Land Rights and Global Development

A version of this article originally appeared in Foreign Affairs. Why Governments Are Backing Secure Tenure By Chris Jochnick In
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Securing Rural Land Rights to Achieve Sustainable Cities

This blog was originally published by Place. By Beth Roberts The final draft of the New Urban Agenda (NUA) will
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Why Land is a Feminist Issue

This blog was originally published by the International Land Coalition. By Tzili Mor We feminize our planet by calling it

Women’s Land Rights Key to Enacting Gender-Responsive International Climate Change Action

This blog originally appeared in National Geographic: Changing Planet. By Jennifer Duncan, Sr. Attorney and Land Tenure Specialist at Landesa and Fiona
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