Women’s Land Rights Network

In 16 November 2024, Badabon Sangho arranged a advocacy meeting with the Director General of Land Record and Survey Department at the Conference Hall Room, Vumi Bhavan, Tejgaon, Dhaka. The purpose of this meeting was to orient govt. high officials on policy research including challenges, constrains that are faced by the women to get their […]

A roundtable discussion titled “Women’s Land Rights—Challenges and Way Forward” took place on November 4, 2024, at YWCA, Dhaka. The purpose of the roundtable is to discuss barriers to women’s land ownership and to identify actionable solutions. The session was attended by 48 participants, including 33 women and 15 men, representing diverse groups such as

On April 28, 2024, the Women Land Rights Network held a Learning Exchange Meeting at the Badabon Sangho Office in Lalmatia, Dhaka. The discussion focused on the network members’ learnings over the past year, policy recommendations for women’s equal land rights, advocacy strategies, event organization, and feedback from recent training sessions. Sulekha Mrong from Achik

The Women’s Land Rights Network conducted a two-day training on Field Learning Documentation on April 26-27, 2024, at NGO Forum Centre, Dhaka. The program aimed to equip 21 representatives from Women’s Land Rights Network and Badabon Sangho with skills to document field-level learning for advocacy campaign. The objectives included network members’ capacity improvement in documentation,

The Women’s Land Rights Network organized a two-day training program on “Women Leadership in Land and Waterbodies on March 19-20, 2024, in Dinajpur. With 27 representatives, including members from Adivasi Nari Parishad (Dinajpur), the training aimed to empower marginalized women by enhancing their understanding of land rights, feminist principles, and leadership skills. Facilitated by Advocate

Land Literacy training, organized by Badabon Sangho was held on January 1, 2024, at the Upazila Auditorium in Rampal with an aim to empower 25 women landowners, on land-related documentation and government services. The programme covered topics such as Muslim and Hindu inheritance laws, women’s property rights, and services provided by union and other land

The learning-sharing meeting was held on December 22, 2023, at Badabon Sangho office, 14 women groups’ leaders were participated. Meeting covered discussion of the past one year’s activities, new training initiatives, institutional changes, and plans to scale up network movements. Women leaders introduced themselves and their organizations, sharing recent significant activities. New members were welcomed,

The Women’s Land Rights Network held a two-day training at Masaus Training Room in Rajshahi, with 30 attendees (27 female, 3 male). Moderated by Executive Director Marina Hassard and Trainer Advocate Jahangir Siddiqui, the program’s key objective was to educate participants on women’s land rights, enhance leadership qualities, and address climate change impacts. Activities included

The Women’s Land Rights Network (WLRN) convened a Learning and Sharing Meeting at Proshika Training Center, Koitta, Manikganj, on September 16, 2023. Representatives from 11 WLRN organizations discussed governance, operational activities, and progress, covering topics like data collection, organizational feedback, team and federation formation, bank loans, organizational documents, and project proposals. Highlights from the past

The two-day workshop on ‘Women’s Land Rights Campaign Framework’ held on September 14-15, 2023, at Proshika HRDC, Koitta, Manikganj, brought together 20 participants from diverse organizations and regions across Bangladesh. Aimed at developing effective communication materials, the workshop focused on advancing women’s land rights and empowerment. workshop objectives outlined by Mamun-ur-Rashid from Badabon Sangho. Expectations