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Clark professors work to rebuild Puerto Rican coffee industry in wake of Hurricane MariaA year ago Thursday, Hurricane Maria, the second of two major storms to swipe the Caribbean last September, barreled through the middle of Puerto Rico,

Webinar: Land Tenure and Disasters | LandLinksAfter a disaster, land and property rights are often overlooked in response and rebuilding efforts. The lack of clear rights often leads to conflict, delay, and higher costs. But we can address these problems before a disaster strikes. We can: Create projects that strengthen the capacity of land administration institutions and staff; Build resilience by...Read More

Webinar: Gender and Land Rights | LandLinksWebinar: Gender and Land Rights: Don’t Forget Men and Boys When: December 9, 2014 at 12:00 PM EST Watch the recorded webinar Download the webinar slides This recorded webinar is open to the public. Summary: In many developing countries a sense of identity, particularly for men and boys, is tied to control of land and...Read More

Impact Evaluation of USAID’s Ethiopia Land Tenure Administration Program and Ethiopia Land Administration ProgramImpact Evaluation of USAID’s Ethiopia Land Tenure Administration Program and Ethiopia Land Administration Program In Ethiopia, The Cloudburst Group has designed and is implementing a Difference-in-Difference impact evaluation of USAID’s Ethiopia Land Tenure Administration Program (ELTAP) and the Ethiopia Land Administration Program (ELAP). The evaluation will measure

Do Secure Land Tenure and Property Rights Necessarily Reduce Gender-Based Violence? | LandLinksIn association with Human Rights Day and the annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Campaign, this commentary draws from three studies that show that the relationship between secure land tenure and property rights (LTPR) and reduced GBV is not always simple and direct, but rather, is contingent on the local social and...Read More

COVID, Power, and Inequality: A Q&A with professors Cynthia Caron and Jie Park | Clark Now | Clark UniversityDuring Winter Intersession, Clark University is offering a Clark Commons: Special Topics course on COVID, Power, and Inequality. Led by Cynthia Caron, professor of international development and social change, and […]

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Fall 2019: Interview with Prof. Anita Fabos for her course IDCE 30107 Development, Urban Refugees and Forced Migrants. In this informal discussion, I share my insights on hosting displaced families in the context of forced migration.

RTB develops partnerships with US universities for gender research - CGIAR Research Program on Roots, Tubers and BananasLisa Anderberg from Clark University will be the first graduate student to conduct gender analysis directly with a biological scientist working in the RTB Research Program as part of a new partnership between RTB and various US universities. Anderberg will join an RTB project in Laos led by CIAT researcher Kris Wyckhuys, while working under […]