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Women and Land in the Muslim World: Pathways to Increase Access to Land for the Realization of Development, Peace and Human Rights

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  • Ombretta Tempra
  • Siraj Sait
  • Rafic Khouri

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This report looks at global normative work, regional frameworks, and good country level practices, it provides an analysis of the most important aspects to be taken into consideration to successfully secure women’s access to land in the Muslim world and makes a set of evidence-based and context specific recommendations for action.

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  • Ombretta Tempra & Siraj Sait & Rafic Khouri, 2018. "Women and Land in the Muslim World: Pathways to Increase Access to Land for the Realization of Development, Peace and Human Rights," Working Papers id:12581, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:12581
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    1. Flower, Benjamin C.R. & Ganepola, Piyal & Popuri, Srinivasa & Turkstra, Jan, 2023. "Securing tenure for conflict-affected populations: A case study of land titling and fit-for-purpose land administration in post-conflict Sri Lanka," Land Use Policy, Elsevier, vol. 125(C).

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