Land acquisitions and rights | International Institute for Environment and Development

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In her name: securing land tenure for women in Zambia

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Annual review video

International investment treaties: changing the narrative

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News

Women’s land rights: it's more complex than just tenure

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Blog

What happens when the landgrabbers leave? An account from Kilwa, Tanzania

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Long read

Making their voices count

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Case study

Protecting Indigenous lands: lessons from Chile

Legal tools for citizen empowerment

How IIED is improving the use of legal tools to strengthen local rights in natural resource investments More in this collection

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Article

Introduction to legal tools for citizen empowerment

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Project

ALIGN: Advancing Land-based Investment Governance

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Project

Rethinking investment treaties and dispute settlement in the light of sustainable development

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Protecting legitimate tenure rights: From concepts to practice

Supporting an enabling legal environment for women’s empowerment in food and agriculture

Promouvoir un environnement juridique facilitant l’autonomisation des femmes dans les secteurs de l’alimentation et de l’agriculture

Promouvoir les droits fonciers légitimes à travers l’autonomisation juridique

Tenure rights in large-scale and artisanal mining: Implications of the Tenure Guidelines

Promouvoir une élaboration participative de la législation pour la reconnaissance des droits fonciers légitimes

We have 141 items under Land acquisitions and rights

Four people sit on the floor to look at a map on the ground.

In her name: securing land tenure for women in Zambia

Blog, Oct 2021

Standing and seating men and women pose for a group photograph

Zambia’s chiefs champion gender equality in land and natural resource governance

Blog, Sep 2021

Woman holding a hoe in a field.

Women’s land rights: it's more complex than just tenure

News, Aug 2021

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Q&A: Negotiating a new biodiversity deal that works for Indigenous Peoples

Interview, Aug 2021

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Traditional leaders in Zambia shift gender norms and strengthen women’s land rights

Blog, Jul 2021

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Study shows how training is shaping women’s awareness of their land rights

Blog, May 2021

International investment treaties: changing the narrative

Annual review video, Mar 2021

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What role do local governance frameworks play in strengthening women’s voices in land governance?

Blog, Mar 2021

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Ensuring women’s participation in land governance: “bringing the law home” in Tanzania

Blog, Jan 2021

The landscape of the Santurbán páramo.

Unpacking regulatory chill: the case of mining in the Santurbán páramo in Colombia

Blog, Dec 2020

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Helping Indigenous communities secure land rights in Nepal

Case study, Dec 2020

Men and women sitting in chairs.

What happens when the landgrabbers leave? An account from Kilwa, Tanzania

Blog, Dec 2020