ResourcesWomen’s Land Rights

This brief makes the case that smallholder farms can be more productive than large farms. Investments in infrastructure, technology, inputs

This issue brief describes the best practices to overcome barriers against securing women’s rights to land to unlock the socioeconomic

In 2010, Landesa launched the Security for Girls Through Land Project (Girls Project), which aims to improve girls’ social and

In 2010, Kenya adopted a new Constitution that guarantees equal rights for women and men and recognizes the role of

This issue brief establishes the link between improved land rights, particularly for women, and subsequent benefits in improved household food

Given the fundamental importance of land rights, the government of Odisha has introduced progressive land distribution laws and programs. But

The primary objective of the Justice Project was to pilot an approach for improving women’s access to justice related to

Landesa has developed myriad innovative programs to bridge the gap between law and practice to secure women’s rights to land.

2014 Annual Report | Infographic on Women’s Land Rights | Documentary Spotlighting Girls Project | Land Registration for Women in

Landesa supports a micro-land ownership program for India’s landless agricultural laborers that strives to reduce poverty through improved homestead development