Publication release: Land, Women Empowerment and Socioeconomic Development in the Arab Region. Evidence-based perspectives

“Socioeconomic development needs to bring about real change for women.

Mainstreaming the GLTN “teaching essentials for responsible land administration” within NELGA Southern Africa: Proceedings

The Land and Property Science Department of the Namibian University of Science and Technology (NUST) has recently published the Proceedings of a workshop on “Mainstreaming the GLTN “Teaching

Land governance, natural resources, and climate change in the Arab region [Report | Brief]

Developed by the Arab Land Initiative’s partners UN-Habitat, Global Land Tool Network and Lebanese Center for Policy Studies (LCPS) with the support of the German Federal Ministry for Econom

No time to waste: Climate action through secure land rights and sustainable land use (Infographic)

There is still limited understanding and response in addressing the nexus of the impacts of climate change, social and policy responses, and the need for land tenure security. This infograp

How to Establish an Effective Land Sector

This publication provides an overview on the factors to consider and tools to apply in fostering institutional harmonisation in the land sector.

Land Degradation and Conflict: Case studies from Sudan, Jordan and Niger

Learning from Jordan, Sudan and Niger how to advance the land degradation neutrality and the peace agenda through land tenure security and good land governance Avoiding, reducing and revers

Tenure Responsive Land Use Planning - A Guide for Country Level Implementation (English and French)

Training guide: Advancing women’s land and property rights in the Somali region

The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) and the Global Land Tool Network (GLTN) developed this training guide in response to the increasing demand for knowledge and capac

In defense of land rights: A monitoring report on land conflicts in six Asian countries (Vol. 2)

Following the reports prepared in 2018, Land Watch Asia member civil society organizations from Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Nepal, and the Philippines once again prepared land co