Gender inequalities persist in land governance and management around the world, negatively impacting women's land rights and livelihoods. This document outlines a panel discussion on how to better link analysis of these issues to practical actions and solutions. The panelists represented organizations working on gender, land tenure, and rural development in Asia, and they discussed challenges around women's land rights, commitments to address these challenges through concrete actions, and building a nexus between analysis and practice.

1. Gender Equality and Land Governance:
Linking Analysis to Practice
Kalpana Giri, PhD
RECOFTC – The Center for People and Forests
29 May 2018

2. Clara Mi Young Park , FAO, Asia-Pacific
Regional Gender Rural and Social
Development Officer
Hilary Faxon , The Land Core Group,
Myanmar
Social researcher
Chansouk Insouvanh , Asian
Development Bank, Lao PDR
Consultant
Sharanya Nayak, Humane, India
Chairperson
Our Panelists

3. Nexus
Challenges
Actions
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Commitments
through actions