Rural Development Institute - Secure Women’s Land Rights as a Climate Change Strategy RM 7 07/11/17

Co-applicant: Rights and Resources Institute, Inc. (RRI) Secure Women’s Land Rights as a Climate Change Strategy Integrating indigenous and rural women’s land and natural resource rights into the designed and implemented responses to climate change under the Paris Accord, has the potential to enhance tenure security, meet food security and nutrition needs while improve efficacy of climate-smart interventions. Speakers: Katia Araujo, Director of Advocacy,Landesa;UN Women Rep.;Beth Roberts, Attorney&Land Specialist, Gender, Landesa; Alain Frechette,Director of Strategic Analysis&Global Engagement Program&Rights and Climate Theme,RRI; Claudia Ringler, Deputy Director, Environment &Production Technology Division IFPRI