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About Us | Resource Equity
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Resource Equity was founded in December 2014 as a women-run, women-first non-profit which focuses exclusively on gender issues related to land and resource rights. We work in concert with other organizations worldwide to advocate for social and policy change that will enable women to have secure rights to land, and develop the capacity of others to do this work around the world. Resource Equity is a project of the Tides Foundation. Amanda Richardson J.D. Elisa Scalise, J.D. Leslie Hannay, J.D.
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Approach | Resource Equity
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Our approach is based on partnership and collaboration, focusing on developing the capacity of practitioners, governments, and the development community to design innovative and concrete strategies to improve women’s rights to land and resources. This approach ensures that women meaningfully participate in project design and implementation and in advocating for women’s social and legal right to land and resources. Developing the capacity of individuals and organizations around the world to better address...
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LandWise | Resource Equity
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LandWise: A Women and Land Library is a free online global database collecting laws, secondary materials, and customized practice guides related to women’s land rights. The development of LandWise was supported by Landesa and officially launched in July 2013. LandWise is currently supported and hosted by Resource Equity at landwise.resourceequity.org. Click here to leave the Resource Equity website and go to LandWise. Resource Equity is a project of Tides Center. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and.
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Expertise | Resource Equity
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Resource Equity puts women first: our strategy development, design, and evaluation all start with women’s voices, needs, and aspirations. Empowering women promotes lasting economic growth, stronger and more resilient communities, and healthier and more prosperous societies. Secure land and resource rights strengthen women’s voice and agency and can help women to realize gains in agricultural output, economic growth, and support healthier families and communities. Legal empowerment of women with regard to...
