This report draws on the experiences of the Norwegian Refugee Council’s (NRC) programme of work focused on strengthening displaced women’s rights to housing, land and property.
Conflict is a specific form of human-made disaster that often leaves behind inequality and long-lasting social, economic, institutional and environmental impacts.
Throughout history, conflicts have been waged over land.
This report is a study of the Norwegian Refugee Council's mediation process for resolving land disputes in Liberia.
NRC has embarked on a three-year initiative designed to help increase displaced women's access to housing, land and property rights through international and national advocacy.
NRC has embarked on a three-year initiative designed to help increase displaced women's access to housing, land and property rights through international and national advocacy.
This report is the fifth in a series published by the NRC about housing, land and property rights, land tenure and land conflict in Liberia.
Since the early 1990s humanitarians have called attention to the importance of rights to housing, land and property (HLP) in providing durable solutions for both internally displaced pers
This report is the fourth in a series of reports published by the NRC about housing, land and property rights, land tenure and land-related conflict in Liberia.