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Posts Tagged: Gender Equality and Social Inclusion

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Who Gets to Eat the Fish’s Head?

Anuradha Bandyopadhyay was a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer for the Girls Project in Cooch Behar, West Bengal, India for Landesa.

New Infographic Illustrates the Global Impact of Land Rights

Secure land rights are a foundation that allows other development efforts to take root. Landesa created an interactive infographic mapping

Four Proven Innovations to Provide Secure Land Rights

The following blog is taken from the remarks of Landesa Founder Roy Prosterman made today before the European Parliament’s High-Level

Commentary Series, Part VII: The Case for Land Rights

This post is part of a series developed by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and Landesa to highlight the importance of securing land

Commentary Series, Part VI: Securing Land Rights Amidst a Rising Demand for Land in Africa

This post is part of a series developed by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and Landesa to highlight the importance of securing land

Commentary Series, Part IV: The Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure and Large-Scale, Land-Based Agricultural Investment

This post is part of a series developed by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and Landesa to highlight the importance of securing land

Commentary Series, Part III: Property Rights for Every Woman and Man

This post is part of a series developed by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and Landesa to highlight the

Commentary Series, Part II: This Land is Our Land

This post is part of a series developed by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and Landesa to highlight the

Commentary Series, Part I: Measuring Global Goals in the Post-2015 Development Agenda

This post is part of a series developed by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and Landesa to highlight the

After My Garden Grows: Short Documentary Film

“After My Garden Grows” About the Film and the Girls Project After My Garden Grows is a new short documentary
of 25 pages