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Explore global data, case studies, and intersectional solutions for investing in youth land rights.

So far in 2021, Landesa’s programs have strengthened land rights for over 760,000 people. Read more about gender-sensitive land services

Youth hold enormous potential to incorporate new technologies, build robust agricultural systems, and champion climate action. But to do this,

Swedish long-form news site Blankspot explores the history of land rights in Liberia, what the 2018 Land Rights Act meant

Read a short interview with Constance Teage, Landesa Gender and Land Tenure Specialist based in Monrovia, Liberia.

Watch Landesa and Amplio’s exciting discussion about their new partnership in Liberia and the role of technology in spreading the

News Security Beat, the blog of the Wilson Center, published an article by Tizai Mauto that synthesizes Landesa’s youth land

Access to land is both a critical component and a fundamental barrier to productive youth engagement in agriculture. If properly

Front Page Africa published an op-ed by Emmanuel Urey, Landesa Liberia Program Director, about why land rights matter for youth

The Land Rights for Sustainable Development project seeks to increase youth participation in land management discussions and build awareness of