Full citation: Holden, S. and Tefera, T., "Land Registration in Ethiopia: Early Impacts on Women," UN-HABITAT REPORT (October 2008).
Full citation: Teklu, A., "Land Registration and Women's Land Rights in Amhara Region, Ethiopia," 4 IIED SECURING LAND RIGHTS IN AFRICA RESEARCH REPORT (November 2005).
Full citation: Bezabih, M. and Holden, S., "The Role of Land Certification in Reducing Gender Gaps in Productivity in Rural Ethiopia," EFD DISCUSSION PAPER SERIES (November 2010).
Full citation: Flintan, F., Demlie, S. Awol, M., Humed, Z., Belete, Y. and Lemma, H., "Study on Women's Property Rights in Afar and Oromiya Regions, Ethiopia," USAID & CARE REPORT (2008).
Full citation: Tesfa, H., "Women and Land Rights in Ethiopia: A Comparative Study of Two Communities in Tigray and Oromiya Regional States," EASSI REPORT (The Eastern African Sub-regional Support Initiative for the Advancement of Women, 2002).
Full citation: Daley, E., "Strategies to Get Gender onto the Agenda of the 'Land Grab' Debate," ILC POLICY BRIEF (March 2011).
This is a peer reviewed paper from the International Federation of Surveyors Working Week 2012.
Full citation: Kumar, N. and Quisumbing, A. (2015). “Policy Reform toward Gender Equality in Ethiopia: Little by Little the Egg Begins to Walk.” World Development 67, 406-23.
Full citation: Holden, S.T, and Bezu, S. “Joint Land Certification, Gendered Preferences, and Land-related Decisions: Are Wives Getting More Involved?” Centre for Land Tenure Studies/School of Economics and Business Norwegian University of Life Sciences, AS, Norway.
"The Evaluation, Research and Communication (ERC) project was a five-year initiative under the Strengthening Tenure and Resource Rights (STARR) indefinite quantity contract. Implemented from May 2013-July 2018, the goal of ERC was to create, expand and communicate evidence-based knowledge around best land tenure and property rights practices in order to enhance internal USAID and external U.S. Government learning, guide program design and implementation, and make effective use of development resources to accomplish key development objectives."
Paper prepared for presentation at the “2017 World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty” The World Bank, Washington DC, March 20-24, 2017.
Full citation: Flintan, F., Ebro, A., Balehegn, M., Aden, H., Disasa, H., Negasa, B., Assefa, A., Eba, B., Getahun, Y. and Mohammed, M. 2019. Household dynamics in pastoral communities and implications for humanitarian aid interventions. ILRI Discussion Paper 37. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.
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Full citation: Deininger, K., Selod, H. and Burns, A., THE LAND GOVERNANCE ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK - IDENTIFYING AND MONITORING GOOD PRACTICES IN THE LAND SECTOR (World Bank 2011).
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The Civil Code of Ethiopia is divided into five separate books. All five are included here.
This is proclamation no. 31 of 1975 to provide for the public ownership of rural lands.
This is proclamation no. 240 of 2001 to provide for the establishment of the Ethiopian Women's Development Fund