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Groundbreakers: Women overcome bias and lead sustainable use of land and resources

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Strengthening Women’s Land Rights in Rural Tanzania: Results from an Impact Evaluation of USAID’s Land Tenure Assistance Activity

Incorporating Land and Resource Governance in Other Development Sectors

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May 9, 2023

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Karol Boudreaux,

Daniel Abrahams

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