January 16, 2015 — As UN member states begin their discussions on the post 2015 sustainable development framework on January 19th, Landesa and its partners want to continue efforts to ensure that land rights for women and men is explicitly included in the post 2015 development goals, targets, and indicators.
This video makes the case for why it is vital to retain secure land rights for women and men under three key goals: poverty, nutrition, and gender equality.
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