Land Portal — At a global webinar ahead of UNCCD COP17, Landesa’s Beth Roberts emphasized the need to center grassroots women and youth in land restoration efforts. She highlighted Landesa’s advocacy through the Stand for Her Land campaign, calling for inclusive, locally led implementation of existing land tenure decisions across the Rio Conventions.
Entrepreneur Loop — Landesa’s research on land and property rights is featured as a key structural factor shaping women’s entrepreneurship in India, underscoring how limited land ownership constrains access to capital and long-term business investment.
Detiknews86 — The Ministry of Land Rights and Registration, Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) and Landesa Bumi Indonesia held a cooperation meeting to strengthen collaboration on inclusive and sustainable land registration, with a focus on research, data use, and policy support.
May 2025
Front Page Africa — Landesa joined key stakeholders at the MAP Liberia Land Platform’s national forum in Monrovia, where government, civil society, and community leaders convened to drive forward reforms in land governance, emphasizing inclusive, sustainable, and community-led solutions.
Indigenous Desert Alliance — At the Indigenous Carbon Exchange in Peru, Landesa shared guidance on registering Indigenous-led carbon projects, emphasizing co-design and consultation as key to advancing community-driven climate solutions.
The Guardian Tanzania — With support from Landesa, Habiba Ibrahim transformed her life from child bride to successful sesame farmer and mother of two university graduates, showcasing the power of women’s land rights and economic empowerment.
Stanford Social Innovation Review – Landesa Co-Founder Tim Hanstad co-authors a compelling call for NGOs and funders to make the “big shift” toward partnering with governments. The article outlines how collaboration with public systems—though more complex—offers the best pathway to achieving sustainable, large-scale impact.
April 2025
Legal Africa — Landesa was mentioned as a key player in organizing movements for women’s inheritance rights across Africa.
The Guardian Tanzania — At CSW69, Landesa spotlighted women’s land rights as central to achieving gender equality, co-hosting key events and urging policy reforms, gender-responsive land use planning, and increased investment to secure land tenure for rural women across Africa.
Kompasiana — Plan Indonesia brought together 14 CSOs, including Landesa Indonesia, for a strategic dialogue with the Nagekeo Regency Government to strengthen collaboration on protecting women’s and children’s rights.
Front Page Africa — Landesa joined key stakeholders at the MAP Liberia Land Platform’s national forum in Monrovia, where government, civil society, and community leaders convened to drive forward reforms in land governance, emphasizing inclusive, sustainable, and community-led solutions.
Indigenous Desert Alliance — At the Indigenous Carbon Exchange in Peru, Landesa shared guidance on registering Indigenous-led carbon projects, emphasizing co-design and consultation as key to advancing community-driven climate solutions.
The Guardian Tanzania — With support from Landesa, Habiba Ibrahim transformed her life from child bride to successful sesame farmer and mother of two university graduates, showcasing the power of women’s land rights and economic empowerment.
Stanford Social Innovation Review – Landesa Co-Founder Tim Hanstad co-authors a compelling call for NGOs and funders to make the “big shift” toward partnering with governments. The article outlines how collaboration with public systems—though more complex—offers the best pathway to achieving sustainable, large-scale impact.
April 2025
Legal Africa — Landesa was mentioned as a key player in organizing movements for women’s inheritance rights across Africa.
The Guardian Tanzania — At CSW69, Landesa spotlighted women’s land rights as central to achieving gender equality, co-hosting key events and urging policy reforms, gender-responsive land use planning, and increased investment to secure land tenure for rural women across Africa.
Kompasiana — Plan Indonesia brought together 14 CSOs, including Landesa Indonesia, for a strategic dialogue with the Nagekeo Regency Government to strengthen collaboration on protecting women’s and children’s rights.
Legal Africa — Landesa was mentioned as a key player in organizing movements for women’s inheritance rights across Africa.
The Guardian Tanzania — At CSW69, Landesa spotlighted women’s land rights as central to achieving gender equality, co-hosting key events and urging policy reforms, gender-responsive land use planning, and increased investment to secure land tenure for rural women across Africa.
Kompasiana — Plan Indonesia brought together 14 CSOs, including Landesa Indonesia, for a strategic dialogue with the Nagekeo Regency Government to strengthen collaboration on protecting women’s and children’s rights.