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Ensuring Secure Land Tenure for Women beyond Customary Land Rights in Liberia
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Ensuring Secure Land Tenure for Women beyond Customary Land Rights in Liberia By Gmasonah Togba-Aboah “Improving women’s land rights beyond access and use brings about agricultural productivity, increased food security
Liberia: National Land Governance Under Scrutiny as MAP Liberia Convenes Two-Day Reform Forum
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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
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Liberia Goal: In collaboration with government and civil society, strengthen the land rights of rural communities to promote gender equity, sustainable development, and climate resilience.One of the most progressive land
Climate-smart agriculture offers agency and resilience in rural Liberia
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In Liberia’s Bong County, Landesa is helping communities like Diagmah Clan secure formal land rights and adopt climate-smart agriculture, empowering farmers to grow food sustainably and build resilience against climate
Liberia: Stakeholders Unite to Integrate Climate Change Action into Land Formalization Framework
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At the end of a two-day conference jointly organized by Landesa and the Rights and Rice Foundation, stakeholders reached a consensus to incorporate climate action within the framework of land
Liberia: Landesa, Partners Rally Support for Inclusive Climate Action and Land Rights
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Landesa, in collaboration with the Rights and Rice Foundation, has commenced a groundbreaking conference titled “Land Rights for Inclusive Climate Action and Sustainable Development” in Monrovia, Liberia. As Liberia faces
A new dawn for land rights in Liberia
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On April 28, Landesa organized the launch of land formalization for Togba Nyakon Clan. This marked an important step forward on a journey begun in 2018, when Liberia adopted the
The right to own land makes Liberia’s farmers feel hope for the future (Translated from Swedish)
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Swedish long-form news site Blankspot explores the history of land rights in Liberia, what the 2018 Land Rights Act meant for the country, and profiles Landesa’s Talking Books project to
Liberia’s Youth Are Central to National Development – And Land is Essential to their Success
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Front Page Africa published an op-ed by Emmanuel Urey, Landesa Liberia Program Director, about why land rights matter for youth and Africa’s greater development.
Youth Land Rights in Liberia: A Case Study
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The Land Rights for Sustainable Development project seeks to increase youth participation in land management discussions and build awareness of the importance of youth land rights to create opportunity.
