After nearly a decade working together, we’ve made the difficult decision to close Resource Equity. Learn more about this decision in this post.
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Tag: Women’s Land Rights
Update on Resource Equity
Webinar Q&As: What Works for Women on Collective Lands?
By Kat Oak
Renee Giovarelli provides answers to a few of the questions participants had during our recent webinars.
Nov 16th Webinar Wrap-Up: What Works for Women on Collective Lands?
By Kat Oak
Here’s a wrap up of our November 10th, 2022 webinar that explored how to empower women on collectively-held lands. Read the research, watch the recording, learn more about the panelists, and more.
Nov 10th Webinar Wrap-Up: What Works for Women on Collective Lands?
By Kat Oak
Here’s a wrap up of our November 10th, 2022 webinar that explored how to empower women on collectively-held lands. Read the research, watch the recording, learn more about the panelists, and more.
New! Updates and Redesign of the Starting with Women Toolkit
By Kat Oak
Based on fieldwork in Uganda, our Starting with Women Approach provides a comprehensive toolkit designed to ensure women’s voices are heard. Newly updated! 24 tools.
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The Link Between Climate Change and Gender-Based Violence
By Kat Oak
A recent literature review published in The Lancet connects an increase in Gender-Based Violence and Climate Change. Katie Roett, Tawonga Chihana Okoyo, and Lori Rolleri respond to this research.
Do We Know What Works for Women in Urban Land and Housing?
By Kat Oak
With urbanization growing around the world, our new evidence brief explores how women’s land rights are impacted in urban settings.
Analyzing the Landscape of Women’s Land Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East, and North Africa
By Kat Oak
Commissioned by the World Bank and led by Hirut Girma, the Resource Equity team is performing a review and analysis of Women’s Land Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, and North Africa.
Not So Silent Partners
By Kat Oak
As recently as 1994 in Australia, women couldn’t list “farmer” as their occupation. This gendered perspective on farming continues to impact women’s rights to land.
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Land, Forests, Water: Natural Capital And Security for Women
By Kat Oak
Based in South Africa, Ojong Enokenwa Baa works as a Gender Consultant for the Centre for International Forestry Research. Learn more about her experiences and what she’s learned from the Institute.