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To the movement members and all stakeholders thank you isn't enough. To a future where we move from lamentations to celebrations. #4thWLRConf26 #WomensLandConf26 @Stand4herlandUg @MoLGUganda @Mglsd_UG @ministry_lands @OxfaminUganda @WoMin_Africa @NRC_Norway @landnetug
The #4thWLRConf26 begun and ended successfully and it is all thanks to the movement members, grassroots women, development partners, Ministerial agencies, Parliamentarians, men, women, youth and all stakeholders. @UG_WLRM @UCOBAC_ @FRAUGANDA @NAWOUga @FIDA_Uganda @ministry_lands
The #4thWLRConf26 begun and ended successfully and it is all thanks to the movement members, grassroots women, development partners, Ministerial agencies, Parliamentarians, men, women, youth and all stakeholders. @UG_WLRM @UCOBAC_ @FRAUGANDA @NAWOUga @FIDA_Uganda @ministry_lands
It's a wrap for #4thWLRConf26 Two powerful days moved us from demands to real action.Loud calls: implement laws,document women's land,translate rights to local languages,fund grassroots justice & include women in governance.Momentum is alive.See you stronger in 2027!
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Young People Must Be Part of the Movement for Women’s Land Rights.
At the #4thWLRConf26, Ms. Hanifah Nagujja emphasised the importance of engaging young people in challenging harmful cultural practices and advancing equal land rights for women and men.
As future custodians of land, culture and communities, young people must be equipped to question discriminatory norms, promote gender equality and champion women’s access to, ownership and control of land.
Securing women’s land rights requires investing in a generation that will uphold equality, challenge discrimination and drive lasting change within communities.
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Key Takeaway | #4thWLRConf26
@TWONGIRWEIREEN1 stressed that advancing gender equality requires recognising and valuing women’s unpaid care work, prioritising self-care and collective well-being for Women Human Rights Advocates and grassroots women and localising the Belem Gender Action Plan (BGAP).
Global commitments must translate into practical action that addresses inequalities and responds to women’s realities at community level.
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In her closing remarks at the #4thWLRConf26, Dr Nakukenge Winnie, representing @narouganda, appreciated the organizers for bringing stakeholders together to advance women’s land rights. She called for women’s experiences and testimonies to be documented and shared to influence change.
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Dr Nakukenge stressed the importance of moving beyond discussions to concrete interventions that protect women’s rights and strengthen their economic empowerment.
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In her closing remarks, Dr Nakukenge Winnie, representing the National Agricultural Research Organisation (@narouganda ) appreciated the organizers of the #4thWLRConf26 for bringing stakeholders together to advance women’s land rights. She called for women’s experiences and testimonies to be documented and shared to influence change.
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At #4thWLRConf26, @ElliotOrizaarwa highlighted land ownership as the foundation of women’s economic empowerment, exploring barriers to land-related financing, the collateral challenge and group guarantee models. She encouraged participants to explore collective engagement with Uganda Development Bank to improve access to finance.
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A land title can open doors to security, stronger decision-making and access to finance.
At the #4thWLRConf26, Rebecca highlighted barriers to women’s land ownership, as speakers called on financial institutions to adopt flexible lending models, including group-based collateral, to help women invest in agriculture and grow their businesses.
Secure land rights and accessible finance must go hand in hand.
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At the #4thWLRConf26, lawyer and Women’s Land Rights Movement member Ms. Rebecca Apio emphasized that land ownership is the foundation of women’s economic empowerment.
“Not more than 20%” of registered land is in women’s names. She stressed that land titles provide security, protection, confidence, pride and dignity, especially for widows facing eviction or boundary disputes.
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She emphasized that transforming rural attitudes alone is not enough; addressing systemic inequalities requires questioning the structures that sustain patriarchy and opening up space for deeper conversations and collective action.
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Dr Theresa challenged the women’s movement to look beyond community social norms and examine how patriarchy is embedded within capitalism and state institutions.
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Panelists at the #4thWLRConf26 discussing how to regulate large-scale land-based investments to protect women’s land rights and ensure communities benefit.
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Access to affordable finance remains a major barrier to women’s economic empowerment in Uganda. At the #4thWLRConf26, Monica highlighted how high interest rates, costly land and limited access to credit hinder women from acquiring land and growing their businesses.
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Panelists at the #4thWLRConf26 discussing how to regulate large-scale land-based investments to protect women’s land rights and ensure communities benefit.
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When Land Becomes the Barrier to Getting Credit
Access to finance remains a major hurdle for women seeking to acquire land, grow businesses and strengthen their livelihoods. At the #4thWLRConf26, Monica highlighted how high interest rates, costly land and limited access to affordable credit keep many women from investing in their economic potential.
Many financial institutions require land titles as loan collateral, yet women without registered land are often locked out of credit. This creates a difficult cycle: women need money to acquire land, but need land to access money.
Monica called for more flexible lending models, including group collateral arrangements, to help women farmers and entrepreneurs secure financing for agriculture and other income-generating activities. Expanding access to credit is essential to making women’s economic empowerment a reality.
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A Land Title Can Open More Than One Door
For many women, owning land is not only about having a place to farm or call home. It can also mean greater security, a stronger voice in household decisions and an opportunity to access financing for their ambitions.
At the #4thWLRConf26, Rebecca drew attention to the barriers that keep women from owning land, while speakers challenged financial institutions to rethink lending models that leave women without acceptable collateral behind. From more flexible loan requirements to group-based collateral arrangements, the call is for financing that reflects women’s realities and enables them to invest in agriculture and other enterprises.
Women’s economic potential should not be held back by the very systems meant to support investment and growth. Secure land rights and accessible finance must go hand in hand.
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Ms. Monica Nantume from @NAWOUga seeks to close the law and practice gap. She praised @Stand4HerLand and its coordinating partner for working with government to close the gap between statutory law and customary practice, and for empowering community women.
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Happening NOW: Strengthening women’s economic empowerment and access to finance for land-related investments, using research, data and evidence to close the gender gap in land ownership.
No land, no collateral, no finance. This session asks how women can invest in land-based enterprises and how data can show whether the gap is closing.
Panel: Ms. Roseline, Ms. Rebecca Apio, Ms. Blessing, Ms. Monica Nantume, moderated by Ms. Elliot.
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She explained that many financial institutions require land titles as collateral before granting loans, yet many women do not own registered land. This creates a cycle where women struggle to acquire land without money but cannot access credit without land.
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Women remain underrepresented in land ownership in Uganda, owning less than 20% of registered land. This disparity underscores the need to strengthen women’s land rights.
Speaking at the #4thWLRConf26, Rebecca highlighted that registering land in women’s names enhances their security, dignity and decision-making power while opening doors to credit and greater economic independence.
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Access to finance remains a major barrier to women’s land ownership and economic empowerment in Uganda. High interest rates, expensive land and rigid bank requirements, especially the demand for land titles as collateral, continue to lock many women out.
At the #4thWLRConf26, speakers called on financial institutions to explore flexible lending models, including group collateral, to help women access credit and invest in agriculture and other income-generating activities.
#WomensLandConf26
Women own less than 20% of registered land in Uganda, a gap that highlights the urgent need for action.
At the #4thWLRConf26, Rebecca emphasized that registering land in women’s names provides security, dignity, control and access to credit, strengthening women’s economic empowerment.
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