Front Page Africa interviewed Landesa Liberia Country Representative Dr. Emmanuel Urey about the peaceful resolution of a land dispute in River Cess, Liberia.
December 2019
W Insight interviews Margaret McClung, land tenure and gender specialist at Landesa, about why owning land is the critical ingredient to stability for rural women.
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Landesa’s Beth Roberts and Board Member Musimbi Kanyoro explore how land rights can address economic inequality while also forming a bulwark against climate change.
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Landesa Board Member and Chandler Foundation CEO Tim Hanstad makes the case for donors to take a long-term approach to philanthropy.
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November 2019 
Kim Jonker featured Landesa’s leadership in her Forbes column about leadership strategy and high performance in the social sector.
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October 2019 
Shipra Deo writes about a new amendment to Uttar Pradesh’s land leasing laws that increases stability and security for millions of tenant farmers and landowners. Published by Thomson Reuters Foundation’s Place.
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Shipra Deo, Landesa’s Director of Women’s Land Rights, India, writes about a new amendment that expanded on the inheritance rights of unmarried daughters, but still doesn’t extend to the rights of married daughters.
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Diplomatic Courier’s Molly McCluskey interviews Landesa’s Tanzania Program Director Monica Mhoja, Board member Musimbi Kanyoro, and CEO Chris Jochnick for an article about the barriers to women’s land rights around the world.
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On the 2019 International Day of Rural Women, Landesa’s Shipra Deo explores how land rights are an essential element for overturning misperceptions about the role of women in society and on the farm.
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September 2019 
With the world’s food supply under threat and millions already facing climate-driven migration, a land-use revolution is needed. Legal reforms that strengthen rural communities’ land rights are essential to providing the leverage and incentive to invest in climate resilience.
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W Insight interviews Margaret McClung, land tenure and gender specialist at Landesa, about why owning land is the critical ingredient to stability for rural women.
Read More
Landesa’s Beth Roberts and Board Member Musimbi Kanyoro explore how land rights can address economic inequality while also forming a bulwark against climate change.
Read More
Landesa Board Member and Chandler Foundation CEO Tim Hanstad makes the case for donors to take a long-term approach to philanthropy.
Read More
November 2019 Kim Jonker featured Landesa’s leadership in her Forbes column about leadership strategy and high performance in the social sector.
Read More
October 2019 Shipra Deo writes about a new amendment to Uttar Pradesh’s land leasing laws that increases stability and security for millions of tenant farmers and landowners. Published by Thomson Reuters Foundation’s Place.
Read More
Shipra Deo, Landesa’s Director of Women’s Land Rights, India, writes about a new amendment that expanded on the inheritance rights of unmarried daughters, but still doesn’t extend to the rights of married daughters.
Read More
Diplomatic Courier’s Molly McCluskey interviews Landesa’s Tanzania Program Director Monica Mhoja, Board member Musimbi Kanyoro, and CEO Chris Jochnick for an article about the barriers to women’s land rights around the world.
Read More
On the 2019 International Day of Rural Women, Landesa’s Shipra Deo explores how land rights are an essential element for overturning misperceptions about the role of women in society and on the farm.
Read More
September 2019 With the world’s food supply under threat and millions already facing climate-driven migration, a land-use revolution is needed. Legal reforms that strengthen rural communities’ land rights are essential to providing the leverage and incentive to invest in climate resilience.
Read More
Kim Jonker featured Landesa’s leadership in her Forbes column about leadership strategy and high performance in the social sector.
Read More
October 2019 Shipra Deo writes about a new amendment to Uttar Pradesh’s land leasing laws that increases stability and security for millions of tenant farmers and landowners. Published by Thomson Reuters Foundation’s Place.
Read More
Shipra Deo, Landesa’s Director of Women’s Land Rights, India, writes about a new amendment that expanded on the inheritance rights of unmarried daughters, but still doesn’t extend to the rights of married daughters.
Read More
Diplomatic Courier’s Molly McCluskey interviews Landesa’s Tanzania Program Director Monica Mhoja, Board member Musimbi Kanyoro, and CEO Chris Jochnick for an article about the barriers to women’s land rights around the world.
Read More
On the 2019 International Day of Rural Women, Landesa’s Shipra Deo explores how land rights are an essential element for overturning misperceptions about the role of women in society and on the farm.
Read More
September 2019 With the world’s food supply under threat and millions already facing climate-driven migration, a land-use revolution is needed. Legal reforms that strengthen rural communities’ land rights are essential to providing the leverage and incentive to invest in climate resilience.
Read More
Shipra Deo writes about a new amendment to Uttar Pradesh’s land leasing laws that increases stability and security for millions of tenant farmers and landowners. Published by Thomson Reuters Foundation’s Place.
Read More
Shipra Deo, Landesa’s Director of Women’s Land Rights, India, writes about a new amendment that expanded on the inheritance rights of unmarried daughters, but still doesn’t extend to the rights of married daughters.
Read More
Diplomatic Courier’s Molly McCluskey interviews Landesa’s Tanzania Program Director Monica Mhoja, Board member Musimbi Kanyoro, and CEO Chris Jochnick for an article about the barriers to women’s land rights around the world.
Read More
On the 2019 International Day of Rural Women, Landesa’s Shipra Deo explores how land rights are an essential element for overturning misperceptions about the role of women in society and on the farm.
Read More
September 2019 With the world’s food supply under threat and millions already facing climate-driven migration, a land-use revolution is needed. Legal reforms that strengthen rural communities’ land rights are essential to providing the leverage and incentive to invest in climate resilience.
Read More
With the world’s food supply under threat and millions already facing climate-driven migration, a land-use revolution is needed. Legal reforms that strengthen rural communities’ land rights are essential to providing the leverage and incentive to invest in climate resilience.
