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The district of Gajapati in the Indian state of Odisha has launched its …
Amidst soaring temperatures in Odisha, government officials are going the extra mile to deliver …
Last month, 150 poor and landless women in Odisha each received secure rights to a …
Just days before International Women’s Day, more than 2,000 single women in Odisha …
On International Women’s Day 2016, meet five women in Odisha who grow food …
Children here did not attend school, but worked alongside their parents in landowners’ fields. When those fields were fallow, the hamlet’s men left their families to look for work in the cities
Odisha Sun Times reported on a land tenure consultation program organized by Landesa.
Given the fundamental importance of land rights, the government of Odisha has introduced progressive land distribution laws and programs. But none of them dealt specifically with women’s widespread landlessness.
The Odisha Sun Times posted an article about Landesa and the state government of Odisha partnering to allocate land to landless families using SMS.
This investigation is one of the first to explicitly use the Gender, Agriculture, and Assets Project framework to gain additional insights on how gender–asset dynamics relate to household livelihood strategies.