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The Link Between Land Rights, Climate Change, and Environmental Stewardship
Climate change is a persistent and significant threat to lives and livelihoods around the globe. Perhaps no group is more
Implementing Pro-Poor Land Policy and Land Law in Myanmar — Report by Landesa and Namati
Myanmar is undergoing a major transition, opening space for significant change for the first time in decades. Secure land tenure
Changemaker: Chris Jochnick, President & CEO, Landesa
By Kaitlin Marshall, Global Washington Many of the world’s poorest people, despite relying on agricultural labor to survive, don’t own
New Project: Responsible Investments in Property and Land (RIPL)
With global attention focused on inequitable land-related investments, governments, donors, civil society, and the private sector are searching for ways
NEW RESEARCH BY LANDESA ON FORESTLAND ACQUISITIONS IN CHINA
The Rights and Resources Initiative released a new study by Landesa on paper giant APP’s operations in China, which largely
Millennium Challenge Corporation Partners with Landesa Center for Women’s Land Rights
In this new report, the Landesa Center for Women’s Land Rights examines four Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) projects, in Benin,
New Research by Landesa on Forestland Acquisitions in China
October 17, 2014 — A new report by Landesa in collaboration with Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI) reveals that Asia
Thousands of Women Receive Title to Land in India
March 6, 2014 – On the eve of International Women’s Day, tens of thousands of poor women in rural India
New study shows most women in India are still not inheriting land
A study released today of more than 1,400 women and 360 men in three Indian states by Landesa and UN
Fundamentals, Not Fads
The Stanford Social Innovation Review highlighted Landesa’s Roy Prosterman and Tim Hanstad in article titled “Fundamentals, Not Fads” as standard
