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Tag: Women’s Land Rights
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As We Turn Five, We Pause to Acknowledge Why We Do What We Do
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Do Certificates of Customary Ownership as Currently Issued & Delivered Translate into More Secure Land Rights for Women and Men
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What Works for Women?
CONTINUE READING What Works for Women? 7 min read
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Enhancing Women’s Land Rights in the Americas
We are pleased to introduce our summer 2019 legal intern, Justin Loveland. A third-year student at Seattle University School of Law, Justin has helped us draft an international law practice guide, looked over translations of French and Spanish, and assisted in various research projects. He is currently based in Geneva, where he is working with the UN […]
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Findings from the Starting With Women Project in Uganda
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Dispatch From the Field: Starting With Women in Uganda
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Inaugural Grantee Workshop Kicks off in Australia
During the first week of June we held our very first Research Consortium Women’s Land Rights Grantee Workshop. Held in Geelong, in the state of Victoria in Australia, a representative from each grantee group, the submission reviewers, and representatives from Resource Equity met for three days to share, learn, and challenge each other on the […]
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Management of Land and Gender Related Challenges: Harbingers of Change
This article was originally published in PROPARCO magazine, PS&D (Private Sector and Development). Developing agroindustry entails changes in land use and ownership. Best land-related practices can help investors avoid harmful impacts on individuals (both women and men), households, and communities. Best practices can give a voice to those often precluded – especially women – from […]
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The Impact of the Research Consortium
By amanda
On March 27, 2019, the Research Consortium hosted a happy hour at the 2019 World Bank Land and Poverty Conference. The event attracted a mix of attendees from the conference, including leaders in the field of land rights and land tenure security. The happy hour reception was a chance for the attendees to learn more […]
