In partnership with COLANDEF and Cadasta, smallholder farmers in forest fringe communities of Ghana are leveraging GIS technology to transform land governance for traditional land rights holders. This project, which is part of the UK-funded Land for Climate and Forest Rights program, enables farmers to secure legal recognition of their land rights, adopt sustainable agricultural…

We are delighted to welcome Sharon Ogolla to the Cadasta team as our new Director of Evidence and Impact.

Cadasta Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of John E. Torres III as the new Senior Director of Communications. In his role, John will lead the organization’s strategic communications efforts, ensuring that Cadasta’s mission and impact are effectively communicated to a global audience. 

The quest to secure land rights for marginalized communities continues to grow and gain momentum, particularly in the context of tribal communities living in India’s forests.

We are thrilled to have John on board and look forward to the positive impact his leadership and expertise will bring to Cadasta’s communications.

We are excited to welcome Mickey Tennis to the Cadasta team as our new Program Assistant.

We are thrilled to welcome Ricardo to the Cadasta team as our new GIS Program Specialist.

The recent World Bank Land Conference underscored the urgent need for securing land rights for Indigenous Peoples (IPs), Afro-Descendant Peoples (ADPs), and Local Communities (LCs).

We are delighted to welcome Sharon Ogolla to the Cadasta team as our new Director of Evidence and Impact.

Cadasta Foundation is pleased to announce it has partnered with the Trimble Foundation Fund and received a grant to advance women’s land rights in Uganda.