Women’s Land Tenure Security and the Environment : Evidence from Africa (anglais)

More secure rights can increase a farmer’s incentive to invest in their land, boosting productivity, and thus reducing the need to clear more land. Land tenure insecurity can lead a farmer to over-farm their land as a strategy to guard it against expropriation. A farmer who expects to farm their land for a sustained period may adopt more sustainable agricultural practices. Land rights in Sub-Saharan Africa mostly governed by customary tenure systems...

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Auteur

Montalvao Machado,Joao H. C.;
Date du document
2021/11/08
Type de document
Rapport
Numéro du rapport
175849
Volume
1
Pays
Afrique,
Région
Afrique,
Date de publication
2022/09/09
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Titre du rapport
Women’s Land Tenure Security and the Environment : Evidence from Africa

Langue

anglais

Numéro d'identification

3A-Impact Evaluations of Gender & Property Rights in Africa -- P148517

Secteur principal

FY17 - Public Administration

Theme

FY17 - Personal and Property Rights,FY17 - Rural Development,FY17 - Land Administration and Management,FY17 - Rule of Law,FY17 - Gender

Secteur

FY17 - Other Public Administration

Numéro/nom du fonds fiduciaire

TF017360-IEs for Gender & Property Rights in AFR,TF0A2585-Uganda Farm & Family Balance Gender Innovation Lab Impact Evaluation

Thèmes

Gender,Gender and Economic Empowerment,Land Tenure,Women,Womens Empowerment,

Unité propriétaire

Gender Impact Evaluation (AFEGI)

Version Type

Final

Series Name

Gender Innovation Lab;

Gamme de produits

Advisory Services & Analytics

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