Record Country: Uganda
Innovations for Securing Women’s Access to Land in East Africa
Full citation: Paradza, G.G., "Innovations for Securing Women's Access to Land in East Africa," 13 ILC WORKING PAPER (March 2011).
Women’s Land Rights in Uganda
This framework is intended to help you assess the current situation for women’s land rights in a specific country, state, or community.
Developing a National Land Policy in Uganda: A Learning Process
Full citation: Rugadya, M. and Scalise, E., "Developing a National Land Policy in Uganda: A Learning Process," LANDESA REPORT (2013).
Supporting an Engaged East African Civil Society to Enable Equitable Natural Resources Development
By Kat Oak
In 2017 and 2018, Resource Equity, with support from the Ford Foundation, explored the idea that civil society organizations in Eastern Africa are uniquely positioned and qualified to enter into collaborative partnerships with private sector actors, communities, and governments to bring about socially responsible investments in extractive resources and land. With a particular emphasis on women, the project was aimed at exploring and articulating the potential for beneficial collaborations between CSOs and the private sector, to identify challenges to such collaborations, and to propose possible solutions to these barriers. This situation summary describes the project and the results.
Mobilizing Change for Women Within Collective Tenure Regimes
Do Certificates of Customary Ownership as Currently Issued and Delivered Translate into More Secure Land Rights for Women and Men Involved: A Case Study of Nwoya Using Data Collected by the Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development
Starting With Women: Findings from Implementation with Artisanal Miners in Karamoja, Uganda
This brief details a project that implemented the Starting With Women (SWW) approach with three mining associations in one district in Karamoja in the northern part of Uganda from 2018-2019. It describes the context of the project, how the SWW approach was adapted to that context, and key initial results. It draws primarily from the project's Baseline Study Report, Mid-Term Review Brief, and Endline Study Report.
Empowering Women through Equal Land Rights: Experimental Evidence from Rural Uganda
Gender Innovation Lab Policy Brief Issue 33, The World Bank
Uganda National Land Policy
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