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16 August 2023
Joyce Ndakaru
Jamii nyingi za vijijini nchini Tanzania zina changamoto zinazofanana  kutokana na makampuni ya uchimbaji madini na wawekezaji. Nimejionea jinsi wanaume na wanawake ambao ni wasaidizi wa jinsia na ardhi wanavyoweza kusaidia. Kwa muda wa miezi minane iliyopita nimekuwa nikizunguka katika jamii za…
11 July 2023
Imke Greven
This panel session reflected on the definition of ‘scaling-up’ with experts from the field bridging experiences from the ground to the theoretical concept of scaling. The focus lied on scaling for increased tenure security – geographically and/or institutionally. Reflections were given on what was…
11 July 2023
Wytske Chamberlain - van der Werf
This session brought together insights on land governance and climate resilience, with a specific gender focus. Women suffer from lack of access to, decision making over, and use of land. At the same time, climate change disproportionally affects women. Research indicates that ‘gender just land…
27 April 2023
Joyce Ndakaru
  Many rural communities in Tanzania share similar challenges from mining companies and investors. I have seen first-hand how men and women gender and land champions can help. Over the past eight months, I have been travelling around small communities in the northern part of Tanzania with different…
21 February 2023
Anne Hennings
This blog post is part of the series What to Read.  After the “land rush” in 2007/08, researchers and civil society investigated the speed and scale of this phenomenon or highlighted single case studies. 15 years on, communities who lost their homes in the land rush continue to fight for their…
21 February 2023
Anne Hennings
Tras la "fiebre por la tierra" de 2007/2008, los investigadores y la sociedad civil investigaron la velocidad y la escala de este fenómeno o destacaron estudios de casos concretos. Quince años después, las comunidades que perdieron sus hogares durante la fiebre por la tierra siguen luchando por sus…
21 February 2023
Anne Hennings
Article de la serie " Quoi lire " Après la "ruée vers la terre" de 2007/08, les chercheurs et la société civile ont enquêté sur la rapidité et l'ampleur de ce phénomène ou mis en lumière des études de cas isolés. 15 ans plus tard, les communautés qui ont perdu leurs maisons lors de la ruée vers les…
21 February 2023
Anne Hennings
Após a "corrida pela terra" em 2007/08, pesquisadores(as) e a sociedade civil investigaram a velocidade e a escala deste fenômeno ou destacaram estudos de casos isolados. 15 anos depois, as comunidades que perderam suas casas na corrida pela terra continuam lutando por seus direitos e obtêm apoio…
16 December 2022
Godfrey Massay
Tanzania’s youth population (defined as women and men between the ages of 15 and 35) constitutes about 35% of the country’s population. In Tanzania, youth engagement in agriculture is considered vital, given that youth form the largest part of the population and labour force in the country. However…
16 December 2022
Photo: Landesa  (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 DEED)   La population jeune de Tanzanie (définie comme les femmes et les hommes âgés de 15 à 35 ans) constitue environ 35 % de la population du pays. En Tanzanie, l'engagement des jeunes dans l'agriculture est considéré comme vital, étant donné que les jeunes…
11 June 2022
Lucas Yamat and Pablo Manzano The future of Ngorongoro has been the subject of hot debate among various stakeholders following a proposal by the government of Tanzania to relocate pastoralists from the district in order to conserve this important World Heritage site. The proposal is based on…
25 April 2022
Masalu Luhula
Over the last 20 years in Tanzania, conflict has escalated between communities and foreign investors over land rights and land-based investments. Here, Masalu Luhula discusses how the use of simplified legal guides is helping to empower communities to engage in dialogue and negotiations with…