Agricultural and Biological Sciences
3 years ago

Angolan land reform protects women's rights, secures livelihoods in post-war society.

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Cain (2019) Women’s Tenure Rights and Land Reform in Angola.pdf
Allan Cain

Paper Summary

The article discusses how current reforms in Angola can help protect women's rights to land. Many Angolans live in insecure settlements, especially women-led households. Securing land rights is crucial for women's livelihoods and access to financing.

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