Exploring how land governance systems can better recognise women’s rights, realities, and lived experiences across rural and urban contexts. From tenure security to access and participation, the theme examines what equitable land systems look like in practice.

Highlighting the importance of mobility, commons, and collective rights in rethinking land governance frameworks. The theme explores how pastoralist livelihoods can be better recognised amidst climate transitions, conservation, and competing land demands.

Focusing on community-led approaches, customary tenure, and meaningful participation in land governance processes. The theme examines how indigenous peoples and local communities can move from consultation to genuine decision-making authority.

Examining how land governance can support fairness, livelihoods, resilience, and shared prosperity across rural and urban landscapes. The theme explores pathways to ensure that growth, infrastructure, and development processes become more inclusive and accessible.