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Deforestation in Brazil
21 Diciembre 2022
Authors: 
Mr. Neil Sorensen
Wytske Chamberlain - van der Werf
Global

El 15 de diciembre de 2022, el equipo de gestión del conocimiento de LAND-at-scale organizó un seminario web sobre la seguridad de la tenencia de la tierra: ¿Sabemos lo que necesitamos saber? en el que se presentaron las conclusiones preliminares de un estudio sobre la seguridad de la tenencia elaborado por Guus van Westen y Jaap Zevenbergen. La presentación del estudio fue seguida de sesiones de trabajo sobre la seguridad de la tenencia y su relación con los derechos de la mujer a la tierra, el papel del Estado, los conflictos por la tierra y el desarrollo económico, facilitadas por expertos en tierras y panelistas que informaron al plenario sobre los debates con sus respectivas reflexiones sobre las conclusiones del estudio.

Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
3 Junio 2022
Authors: 
Maaike van den Berg
Mr. Neil Sorensen
Global

Para que las intervenciones en materia de gobernanza de la tierra sean equitativas y sostenibles, el papel de las mujeres debe pasar a primer plano de forma activa. Pero, ¿cómo se hace esto? ¿Y cómo se mide? Estas son las preguntas que se plantean en el programa LAND-at-scale. 

Taking stock of the women’s  land rights in the wake of COVID-19
15 Octubre 2020
Authors: 
Ms. Grace Ananda
África
Global

How will you feel when you are discriminated against and denied privileges that other people enjoy? What will be your reaction? Have you asked yourself why indigenous peoples around the world feel they are denied their rights and left behind in development agenda? To answer all this, I had to look at the food security and tenure rights for indigenous women / communities in Africa thirteen years since the establishment of the International Rural Women’s Day

Why Women Farmers Deserve the Right to Identity
18 Octubre 2019
Authors: 
Shipra Deo
Kenya
China
Myanmar
Bangladesh

On the 2019 International Day of Rural Women, Landesa’s Shipra Deo explores how land rights are an essential element for overturning misperceptions about the role of women in society and on the farm.

In a workshop with a group of agronomists who work in agriculture extension in India, I ask the participants to draw the picture of a farmer with whom they work. All but one of them draw male figures.

Property rights have a storytelling problem: 5 tips for getting the story right
18 Enero 2018
Authors: 
Yuliya Panfil
África
Nigeria
Global

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 income inequality, and fueled the Occupy Wall Street movement.

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Red regional que articula a personas y organizaciones no gubernamentales de América Latina y el Caribe para la promoción, vigilancia y defensa de los derechos humanos interdependientes e integrales de las mujeres desde el campo socio-jurídico, con una perspectiva feminista, en una dinámica que interconecta los planos locales, regionales e internacionales.



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Known for being a trendsetter in higher education and applied research internationally, the Namibian University of Science and Technology (NUST) aims to become the leading university in Africa. The Department of Land and Property Sciences (DLPS) offers relevant degrees at undergraduate and post-graduate level including master and doctorate degrees. The Department of Land and Property Sciences (DLPS) at NUST together with the Integrated Land Management Institute (ILMI) are playing a leading role in research and outreach in the field of land governance and administration.

Women's Land Link Africa (WLLA) is a joint regional partnership project that was launched in 2004. The WLLA was founded on the principal that all who are truly dedicated to improving the situation for women's land and housing rights (and to doing so in a manner which is both sustainable and stakeholder-driven) can and must link in complementary ways. The WLLA supports and strengthens linkages between regional stakeholders focused on improving women's access to, control over and ownership of land and housing in Africa. Working in isolation has rarely improved situations.

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