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ResourcesWomen’s Land Rights

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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
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Women’s Land Rights in Ethiopia: Supporting Land Degradation Neutrality

Worldwide, human activities including agricultural expansion, deforestation, and livestock grazing are resulting in land degradation, affecting 3.2 billion people.
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Women’s Land Tenure Security as a Pathway to Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

As research on the nexus of land tenure security and climate grows, a more fine-tuned focus on tenure security for
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Land Empowers: Life-cycle approach to girls’ and women’s land rights

A life-cycle look at how women’s and girls’ relationship to land can lead to transformation or discrimination.
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Ardhi Yangu (My Land)

From “Solutions Inside Out,” a short documentary from Victor Njagi and Landesa follows a young widow in Tanzania who discovers
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Links between Women’s Land Tenure Security and Climate Action: An Evidence Brief

Learn how women’s land tenure security helps achieve climate goals through long-term land investments, expanded range of response options, and
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Women-Led Collective Advocacy for Climate Action

Learn more about our project to strengthen and sustain the capacity of networked, women-driven civil society organizations in Bangladesh, Nepal,
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From Conflict to Empowerment: Redefining women’s access to land in Tanzania

Consolata Kibiki, a resident of Ikongosi Juu Village in Tanzania’s Mufindi District, shares what many women around the globe have
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A Daughter’s Right – Stand for Her Land Bangladesh

Stand for Her Land (S4HL) is working to close the gap on women’s land rights around the world. In this
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A new dawn for land rights in Liberia

On April 28, Landesa organized the launch of land formalization for Togba Nyakon Clan. This marked an important step forward
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