The Impacts of Climate Change and Women`s Land rights in Uganda.

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In this episode, we delve into understanding what climate change is and how it has impacted women's land rights in Uganda.
This is being discussed by Hon. Christine Kaaya, the Woman MP of Kiboga District and the Chairperson of the Uganda Parliamentary Land Management Forum (UPLMF), and Ms. Lucy Anne Iyango the Ag. Commissioner Wetlands, from the Ministry of Water and Environment.

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The Impacts of Climate Change and Women`s Land rights in Uganda.

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Food Systems and Women`s Land Rights 34:00

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In this new episode, we bring you Ms. Agnes Kirabo, the Executive Director of the Food Rights Alliance (FRA) she will be discussing issues around the food systems and their interlinkage to women's land rights. We interrogate why and how women are a very important asset in the food systems chain and their invaluable contribution to ensuring that we have good and nutritious food right from the household. Listen in to this critical discussion and share with others.…

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The Nexus Between Social Norms and Women`s Land Rights. 34:02

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In this episode, we bring you a discussion on the interrelation between social norms and Women's Land Rights, highlighting some of the progressive social norms that advance women's land rights, but also sharing some of the approaches that have worked. This is being discussed by Ms. Frances Birungi Odong, the Executive Director Uganda Community Based Association for Women and Children Welfare (UCOBAC).…

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The Impacts of Climate Change and Women`s Land rights in Uganda. 30:31

2 years ago30:31

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In this episode, we delve into understanding what climate change is and how it has impacted women's land rights in Uganda. This is being discussed by Hon. Christine Kaaya, the Woman MP of Kiboga District and the Chairperson of the Uganda Parliamentary Land Management Forum (UPLMF), and Ms. Lucy Anne Iyango the Ag. Commissioner Wetlands, from the Ministry of Water and Environment.…

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The Overview of the Succession Amendment Act 2022 and how it advances Women`s Land Rights in Uganda. 29:35

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In this episode, we bring to you a discussion on an overview of the Succession Amendment Act, 2022, and how it advances womens land rights in Uganda. What this law is all about, which sections were amended, and what prompted the amendment to happen? This episode is being discussed by two panelists; Mr. Robert Ali Bogere-The Assistant Administrator General and Ms. Rebecca Atayo- Legal Officer at LANDnet Uganda.…

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Women`s Land Rights and Technology 34:38

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In this Second Episode, we interrogate how technology and innovations can be used to advance women's land rights in Uganda. Which particular technological innovations are those being pioneered and fronted by Civil Society Organisations in partnership with the Ministry of Lands Housing and Urban Development, what are the glaring challenges, Opportunities that technology presents for the advancement of women's land rights, and what recommendations can we draw moving forward for policy and advocacy purposes?…

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