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Follow Rose, and see her impact, as she travels the Rwandan countryside educating communities about women’s rights to land.

Conflict resolution and greater awareness for women’s land rights are at the heart of the USAID-funded Promoting Peace Project, which

During Rwanda’s 1994 genocide, Marie lost her husband. But thanks to Landesa’s work in Rwanda, she didn’t lose her land

This blog was originally published by Devex.com on November 18 as part of their ongoing Land Matters series. News of soaring demand

With a land title, Liberata could feed her children and afford to send them to school.

In Rwanda women’s involvement in land-related decisions at the household level varies considerably depending on their marital status, their age,

This photo essay originally appeared on ONE.org.  

What does a land title have to do with carpentry?