Land is more than just a resource—it’s a foundation for security, equality, and opportunity. Yet, for many women in Uganda, systemic barriers prevent equitable access to land ownership.
As this year draws to a close, we invite you to make a meaningful impact in the lives of the over 1 billion people living in climate hotspots who still do not have rights over the land they depend on.
The newly released Evaluation of Cadasta’s Certificate of Customary Ownership (CCO) Intervention in Uganda: Actual and Potential Effects conducted by the International Growth and Research and Evaluation Center (IGREC) provides an in-depth review of Cadasta’s partnership with the Ujamaa Foundation in Uganda to strengthen land tenure security in Uganda, particularly through the securing of government-recognized…
Caroline Moh, Senior Director of Business Development
Recently, COP16, the biannual biodiversity-focused Conference of Parties that took place from October 21 through November 1 in Cali, Colombia, wrapped up its discussions, leaving participants and attendees with much to consider. This global gathering was more than just a series of official dialogues; it created valuable opportunities…
The dust has settled from September’s Climate Week NYC, where 600 leaders from business, government, and civil society gathered around the theme of “It’s Time” to discuss progress against the ambitious global goals of halving carbon emissions by 2030 and reaching net zero by 2050. Amid the numerous sessions, Cadasta focused on those aligned with…