Record Author: Giovarelli, R
Land Tenure, Property Rights, and Gender: Challenges and Approaches for Strengthening Women’s Land Tenure and Property Rights%3$s>
Land Rights for Women can Help Ease India’s Child Malnutrition Crisis%3$s>
Women’s Rights to Land in the Kyrgyz Republic%3$s>
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Women’s Land Tenure Framework for Analysis: Land Rights%3$s>
This framework is intended to help you assess the current situation for women’s land rights in a specific country, state, or community. This framework looks at a single issue: Women’s rights to property
Women’s Land Tenure Framework for Analysis: Inheritance%3$s>
This framework is intended to help you assess the current situation for women’s land rights in a specific country, state, or community. This framework looks at a single question: Can women inherit land?
Gender and Land Tenure Reform%3$s>
Full citation: Giovarelli, R. (2009). “Gender and Land Tenure Reform,” in ONE BILLION RISING 196 (R. Prosterman, et al. eds., Leiden U. Press). – This chapter talks about specific threats to women’s land rights. They include that it may be culturally or legally impossible for women to acquire land rights through markets, inheritance, transfer or gift; that a woman’s marital status (marriage, divorce, bride price, dowry or polygamy) may create barriers to women’s land rights; that privatization or individualization of land may result in loss of non-ownership rights that women have to land (e.g., the right to use land); and […]