Through Feed the Future Phase 2 under the Global Food Security Strategy, the U.S. Government is renewing its commitment to reducing poverty and hunger through inclusive agricultural growth, with a...

Many smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa farm on communal land. Land tenure rights are a critical step in incentivizing farmers to invest in long-term solutions that will ultimately end hunger...

Evidence shows that integrating gender throughout land reform interventions not only increases benefits for women, but strengthens the intervention overall.

The ALPC generates political and public will to ensure land governance and management remain priorities on the development agenda, facilitates knowledge generation and strengthens capacity.

Much of the world’s rural landscapes are technically managed by national governments with limited recognition of, or support for, the rights and management responsibilities of the rural poor who live...

This Q&A with Mark Freudenberger, a senior associate at Tetra Tech and director of the Land Tenure and Property Rights Sector, is part of Agrilinks' focus on land, resource and...

Successful agricultural development initiatives associated with poverty reduction have seldom included large-scale land-based investment. Feed the Future focuses on smallholder-led agricultural growth as the principal engine of poverty reduction and...

One out of every six people worldwide is a youth. Can we achieve the goal of ending poverty without addressing such a large population’s access to one of the most...

African governments increasingly recognize the potential for land-based development to feed the rural poor and growing urban populations and to promote equitable human development. Good land policy is central to...

Despite impressive growth rates over the last couple of years, Ethiopia is still a country experiencing widespread poverty, especially in its rural areas. The Land Investment for Transformation (LIFT) program...