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Beth Roberts explores why land is central to the themes of Rural Women’s Day (Oct. 15), World Food Day (Oct. 16) and the Day for the Eradication of Poverty (Oct. 17), along with an update on recent activities under the Stand For Her Land campaign.
Thursday, Sep. 30th from 3-4:30pm East African Time | 8-9:30am EDT.
The webinar will present the research conducted by the Women’s Land Rights Practitioner Network, formed by Landesa’s visiting professionals from Africa.
Secure land tenure is key to eradicating poverty, increasing agricultural investment and ensuring food security, and is an essential element of climate action and climate resilience. Yet women have far weaker rights to land than men.
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Tom Balemesa has focused his career on natural assets and development, with over …
Naome Kabanda, a land lawyer working with Uganda’s Ministry of Lands, Housing, and …
Hilda Penlope Akabwai has been a Ugandan lawyer for 14 years working on …
Gilbert Asiimwe is a researcher at Associates Research Uganda (ARU), where he conducts …