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Women Talking: Storytelling on Women’s Land Rights, Norms Change, and Sustainability

Women Talking: Storytelling on Women’s Land Rights, Norms Change, and Sustainability

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Date of publication
mei 2024
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The session used storytelling to share experiences from four S4HL country coalitions—Bangladesh, Colombia, Ethiopia, and Uganda—in their efforts to shift norms and attitudes around women’s land rights. Local women and men presented their work in movement building, advocacy, education, and interventions. The narratives highlighted the impact of community-driven actions, illustrating how grassroots efforts can challenge existing norms. The session underscored the importance of local actors in promoting change, focusing on practical strategies and the realities faced in different regions. Storytelling allowed participants to convey both successes and challenges, emphasizing the human side of advocacy and the ongoing pursuit of equitable and sustainable land rights.


This resource has been made available by the organizers of the World Bank Land Conference under the following disclaimer.
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Jemimah Njuki; Rowshan Jahan Moni; Nardos Eshetu; Carly Kraybill; María Camila Barrera Gutiérrez; Frances Birungi Odong

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