Securing land rights for women in Burkina Faso | Sécurisation foncière pour des femmes au Burkina Faso
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Presentation by Saydou Koudougou Executive Secretary Groupe de Recherche et D'Action sur le Foncier (GRAF), Burkina Faso. During GLF Digital Forum: Transforming food systems from the bottom up: Social innovations for soil restoration. 15 July 2022
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- 1. Securing land rights for women in Burkina Faso Sécurisation foncière pour des femmes au Burkina Faso Saydou Koudougou, Secrétaire Exécutif du Groupe de Recherche et d‘Action sur le Foncier (GRAF) Global Landscapes Forum, 15 of July 2022
- 5. • Over 1,860 women benefit from more secure access to agricultural land (over 1,720 ha / ~ 1ha per woman// Plus de 1 800 femmes bénéficient d’un accès plus sécurisé à la terre agricole ( > de 1720 ha, soit environ 1ha pour chaque femme) • Outscaling to 15 ProSoil intervention villages // Extension à 15 villages d’intervention de ProSol • Increased awareness about women’s right to land// sensibilisation accrue au droit des femmes à la terre Results// résultats
- 6. Trusted process facilitator Facilitateur de confiance Legitimacy of tenure arrangements through involvement of all local actors Légitimité des arrangements fonciers grâce à la participation de tous les acteurs locaux. Consensus within households and the village Consensus au sein des ménages et du village Ownership of process through strong participation Appropriation du processus par une forte participation Key principles of the process Principes clés du processus
- 7. Saydou KOUDOUGOU, Groupe de Recherche et d’action sur le Foncier Email: graf@fasonet.bf 15th of July 2022 MERCI! THANK YOU!