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19 Enero 2018
Andy White
2018 could be transformative for the indigenous and community land rights movement, with unprecedented opportunities for scaling up rights recognition around the world. Last week, the Rights and Resources Initiative—a global coalition comprising 15 Partners, 7 Affiliated Networks, and more than…
18 Enero 2018
Yuliya Panfil
It's time to ditch the jargon and tell stories about property rights that create the impact needed for change In a world bombarded with information, stories are everything. Strong storylines can inspire movements and shift attitudes. The “99 percent” story sparked a global conversation about…
5 Enero 2018
Mr. Chris Penrose Buckley
There’s been quite a hubbub in the land community the last month over the reclassification of two land indicators from ‘Tier III’ to ‘Tier II’. So what’s this all about? For the uninitiated, each SDG indicator has to go through a validation process before it gets included in the formal SDG…
3 Enero 2018
Date: 2 janvier 2018 Source: Farmlandgrab Par: Gaëlle CLOAREC Total s’apprête à importer dans le sud de la France des quantités massives d’huile de palme, fruit d’une monoculture intensive, pour produire des biocarburants. Alors que l’Union Européenne, 2e importateur mondial, cherche à…
2 Enero 2018
Luis Triveno, thanstad
The recent series of devastating hurricanes in the Caribbean has reminded the world, once again, that natural disasters are not equal-opportunity destroyers. The economically marginalized and those lacking secure land and property rights are often disproportionately affected for at least three…
6 Septiembre 2017
Jeffrey Sachs
By Professor Jeffrey Sachs, Chairman of the Advisory Board of CCSI, University Professor at Columbia University, and Director of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network Think of land use as the most important bridge between the SDGs.  Farm land is the key to the survival of millions of…
2 Diciembre 2016
In February of this year, a deportation officer of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency was indicted for extorting immigrants for cash and sexual favors. Arnaldo Echevarria promised two undocumented women “working papers” in exchange for sex, eventually impregnating…
11 Noviembre 2016
Nicholas Tagliarino
By Nicholas Tagliarino, Land Portal Foundation   Looking for easy access to online information, data, news, and other materials on land? Want to learn more about indigenous and community land rights, women’s land rights, and forest tenure? Tired of information on land being inaccessible or…
1 Febrero 2016
Amanda Richardson
By Amanda Richardson, Resource Equity This blog was produced for the LEGEND Land Policy Bulletin. Land: Enhancing Governance for Economic Development (LEGEND) is a DFID programme that aims to improve land rights protection, knowledge and information, and the quality of private sector investment…
10 Enero 2016
RachelTurner
By Rachel Turner, Director, International Finance & Senior Land Champion, UK Department for International Development   This blog was produced for the LEGEND Land Policy Bulletin. Land: Enhancing Governance for Economic Development (LEGEND) is a DFID programme that aims to improve land rights…
24 Noviembre 2014
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. The reason is simple: developing world economies are agricultural…
6 Octubre 2014
Cheryl Doss
Photo: CIAT/GeorginaSmith (Creative Commons) Women play important roles in all smallholder farming systems. Advocates for women farmers often claim that “women produce 60-80% of the world’s food.” Occasionally, we are told that this statistic refers to food produced in developing countries, or…