Women’s Land Rights in Bangladesh. Securing Women’s Resource Rights through Gender Transformative Approaches

The following analysis of relevant social and legal contexts in Bangladesh reviews existing literature to identify the current institutional and regulatory framework, tenure interventions and barriers to the recognition of women’s land tenure rights, as well as the access to mechanisms to resolve land conflict and to reinforce women’s rights. This analysis reviews secondary data is to identify and contextualize the opportunity for Gender Transformative Approaches (GTAs) to reinforce women’s land rights in Bangladesh.

Authors

Enokwenw, O.,Garner, E.,Karanja, A.

Publication year

2024

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