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Over 70 million people depend on the mangrove forests in the Bay of Bengal and Southeast Asia. Using a regional

As carbon markets take center stage, Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities’ land and resource rights must be secured to protect

Learn more about our project to strengthen and sustain the capacity of networked, women-driven civil society organizations in Bangladesh, Nepal,

Learn more about Landesa’s work on land rights to create a wave of impact, starting with people who have the

Land rights for women flips the script of gendered power—it challenges patriarchy at its root, by fundamentally changing women’s economic,

The Land Rights for Sustainable Development project seeks to increase youth participation in land management discussions and build awareness of

Landlessness and land tenure insecurity among Africa’s youth hampers innovations and uptake of technology in the agriculture sector and limits

Frequently in places where land governance is weak, collective land rights are not legally recognized or protected, contributing to conflict,

Landesa’s Girls Project seizes upon an opportunity to help adolescent girls to build knowledge and establish a foundation of empowerment

Ensuring that women have secure rights to land is essential to addressing poverty, hunger and gender equality around the world.