20 January 2021
Rwanda
Tanzania
Uganda
South Africa
United States of America
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17 September 2020
Africa
Mozambique
Rwanda
Zimbabwe
Angola
South Africa
Eastern Europe
Por Hermenegildo Langa
Em África, muitas preocupações em torno da exploração de terra são semelhantes, sobretudo a necessidade de evitar conflitos assegurando a posse segura pelas comunidades. O Ruanda é um dos exemplos a seguir, mas há outras experiências, boas e más, sobre as quais vale a pena reflectir.
21 March 2018
Africa
Rwanda
South Africa
Global
Many of today’s increasingly complex development challenges, from rapid urban expansion to climate change, disaster resilience, and social inclusion, are intimately tied to land and the way it is used. Addressing these challenges while also ensuring individuals and communities are able to make full use of their land depends on consistent, reliable, and accessible identification of land rights.
6 March 2018
Africa
Rwanda
Uganda
Benin
Ghana
Côte d'Ivoire
There is broad global agreement that secure property rights help eradicate poverty and that securing women’s land rights reduces gender inequality.
Rwanda
Date: 31 mars 2017
Source: Hrw.org
Par Human Rights Watch
Les autorités militaires et civiles de l’ouest du Rwanda ont arrêté, passé à tabac ou menacé des personnes qui ont contesté de récentes décisions du gouvernement visant à forcer certains habitants à quitter leurs terres, a déclaré Human Rights Watch aujourd’hui.
Rwanda
By Sarah Logan and Mallory Baxter
African cities are rapidly expanding as the number of urban residents rises due to rural-urban migration and population growth. Ad hoc urban expansion contributes to an increase in unplanned settlements, urban poverty and inequality, and constraints on new residents, who are attempting to secure access to adequate housing, property rights, employment, and basic services.
24 November 2014
Kenya
Rwanda
India
Global
Posted: 11/24/2014
Source: Huffington Post
By Tim Hanstad, President and CEO, Landesa
If we want to empower rural women in the developing world, there is no better first step than providing them with secure rights to land.