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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,.

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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.

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Celebrating Women’s Month By Cadasta Staff True gender equality is rooted not only in social and political rights, but in something far more fundamental: land. For millions.

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In recent years, the Malawi Ministry of Lands has been making big strides in improving land governance. Improvements include passing the 2016 Customary Land Act, passing the.

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By Wambayi Wabwire The Kenya Community Land Act of 2016 (CLA) charted a clear path forward for documenting and recognizing community land rights. A decade later, Kenya.

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Cadasta and Lantmäteriet, the Swedish National Mapping Agency, are proudly partnering with the National Directorate for Land and Territorial Development (Direção Nacional de Terras e Desenvolvimento Territorial),.

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By Cadasta Staff Around the world, efforts to document land and forest rights are routinely slowed by outdated systems that rely on paper sketch maps, handwritten forms,.

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By Cadasta’s Carolina Reynoso Pieters & Leah Kellenberger Around the world, millions of people live, farm, and raise families on land to which they have no formal,.

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By: Samuel Mboh, Program Specialist for West and Central Africa, Cadasta The Congo Basin is one of the world’s most critical carbon sinks—and one of the most.

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Data can be a force for good or for harm. For organizations working alongside communities to secure land rights, protect natural resources, and advance social justice, that.