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By Cadasta Staff Land rights are not invisible because they don’t exist. They are invisible because the systems meant to recognize them were never designed to capture.
Reflections from the Skoll World Forum by Heidi Burgess and Amy Coughenour Betancourt After participating in the events around this year’s Skoll World Forum in Oxford, UK,.
By Samuel Mboh, Program Specialist for West and Central Africa In Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), field engagement with partners from Solidarité pour la.
By Wambayi Wabwire, Land Administration Advisor Land underpins identity, livelihoods, and social stability. Yet across Uganda, where roughly 80 percent of land is held under customary tenure,.
By Cadasta Staff This month, Skoll World Forum returns to Oxford at a time when the social impact sector is under real pressure to evolve. Across the.
By Cadasta Staff The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is entering a pivotal moment for community land rights. In July 2025, the President of the Democratic.
By Cadasta Staff Typical conflict resolution strategies often require a mediator. For Indigenous land-related conflicts and boundary validations, participatory mapping and technology can serve that role. Participatory.
By: Leah Kellenberger Across 12 countries, Cadasta’s Strengthening Land and Forest Rights (SLFR) Program, funded by the UK International Development, from the UK government, is partnering with.
By Cadasta Staff Three Key Lessons After Ten Years of Work Each year, the International Day of Forests (March 21st) arrives with urgent warnings of accelerating deforestation,.
By Cadasta Staff Around the world, millions of people live and work on land that is not formally documented in systems that governments can easily recognize or.
