Landesa partners with governments and multilateral institutions to support land reform efforts and elevate land rights in regional development agendas in Southeast Asia.
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Our 2024 Annual Report
We are pleased to share Landesa’s 2024 Annual Report, which highlights our impact over the past year and introduces our
Gender Learning Brief: Gender in Community Fisheries & Mangroves Management in Cambodia
This Learning Brief, co-authored with Parliamentary Centre of Asia, highlights findings from a baseline survey and qualitative assessments Landesa’s local
Blue Carbon: Assessing the Mitigation Potential of Strengthening Coastal Community Fisheries’ Tenure
A new Landesa report shows how strengthening local rights to manage coastal resources in Cambodia can protect livelihoods, restore mangrove
Coastal Livelihoods and Mangroves Project Overview
Over 70 million people depend on the mangrove forests in the Bay of Bengal and Southeast Asia. Using a regional
Evaluating mangrove community forestry outcomes: a mixed synthetic control and field-based approach
Landesa contributed to a peer-reviewed study comparing 50 coastal villages with community forest (CF) certification to 50 control villages, revealing
Staff Spotlight: Mardha Tillah
Meet Mardha Tillah, Landesa’s Coordinator of Programs based in Jakarta, Indonesia. She began working for Landesa in 2022.
2024 Mid-Year Impact Report
Dive into the latest numbers and stories from Landesa’s work among communities, alongside local organizations, and in policy circles to
Staff Spotlight: Corey Creedon
Meet Corey Creedon, Landesa’s Sustainable Land Use & Livelihoods Specialist based in the United States. Corey began working for Landesa
Civil society’s participation in the draft Land Law dialogue for land rights protection
Landesa provided inputs to the recently drafted Land Law in Cambodia through several meetings and consultative dialogues hosted by Open
Staff Spotlight: Sangha Toeu
Meet Sangha Toeu, Landesa’s ICLT project officer for the northeast of Cambodia, specifically in Ratanakiri Province. Sangha began working for
