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Impact of the Land Reform on the Land Rights and Economic Poverty Reduction of the Majority Rural especially Women who Depend on Land for their Livelihood
Mainstreaming Gender Issues in Land Administration – Awareness, Attention and Action
The paper follows up on the FIG-Guidelines on Women’s Access to Land and suggests for the surveying community courses of action for specific mainstreaming tasks. Research on land tenure in a socio-economic context has been done by different professional groups (lawyers, economists, anthropologists, etc.). It is proposed to work towards mainstreaming of gender issues by using this knowledge and prepare new literature on land tenure, cadastre and land administration, taking into account the needs of practitioners.
Challenges and Opportunities for Women’s Land Rights in Post-Conflict Northern Uganda
Land Registration in Ethiopia: Early Impacts on Women
“This study focuses on how Ethiopian land law has been implemented in practice. In particular, it examines how the position of women, in cases of divorce or death of their husbands, may have changed and whether the new laws have impacts on the empowerment of women. Gender impacts are also captured by comparing the situation of the female headed households with other households.”
Caught between Customary and State Law: Women’s Land Rights in Uganda in the Context of Increasing Privatization of Land Tenure Systems
Understanding and Strengthening Women’s Land Rights Under Customary Tenure in Uganda
The Impact of National Land Policy and Land Reform on Women in Uganda
Constitution of Colombia, 1991 (rev. 2013) [English]
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Constitution of Colombia [English]
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