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Australia Survey, Mapping & Spatial Planning

LEI celebrate International Women’s Day

We are very happy to be supporting and promoting the global theme for the 2021 International Women’s Day: ‘Women in Leadership: Achieving an Equal Future in a COVID-19 World’. Here...

Lao PDR Gender, Community & Inclusion

Gender is always important: a blended learning program for MRLG.

The rich discussions amongst the MRLG team, our partners and national-based gender consultants is already driving more gender-responsive actions and outcomes as part of all workstream activities. COVID19 may have...

Indonesia, Lao PDR Project & Facility Management Survey, Mapping & Spatial Planning

Recognising commitment and resilience whilst working remotely

We are very proud of our project teams around the world who have shown great commitment and resilience throughout these trying times.

Lao PDR Governance, Policy & Institutional Strengthening Gender, Community & Inclusion Project & Facility Management Research & Analysis

Our Land Thoughts….with Dr Micah Ingalls

A conversation between Kate Fairlie and our MRLG project Team Leader, Micah Ingalls

Land Administration Land Systems Valuation & Taxation

How do we design land transaction system investments? A State of Practice report.

Land transaction systems are often reviewed as part of land administration reform. And what we know is that land administration reform is difficult.

Allodial Land Use Registry, First Nations, land rights, land management, Indigenous land, sovereignty, Native Title, land use permits, Cape York Peninsula, economic independence

Australia Land Administration Gender, Community & Inclusion Research & Analysis

Seeds for Growth on the Indigenous side of ‘the gap’: creating the Allodial Land Use Registry

Earlier in 2020, Alex Wymarra, the Director of Treaty Council and First Nation Gudang-Yadhaykenu clan, approached Land Equity International (LEI) seeking technical assistance for the development of the Allodial Land...

Australia

Blog #4 – Reflections on Interning with LEI

Rory Read's final reflections on his time with LEI and some advice for others embarking on a similar role.

Intern Blog #3: “Getting my boots muddy”

Rory Read's highlights from month 3 of interning with Land Equity International.

Indonesia Survey, Mapping & Spatial Planning Research & Analysis Governance, Policy & Institutional Strengthening

Green and Inclusive Spatial Planning for Due Diligence

International deforestation statistics are compelling. Annual tree cover loss is regularly reported at the size of entire countries and is rapidly increasing. We know that addressing deforestation is essential to climate...

Women in Bokeo’s villages, like many tea leaf harvesters, benefit from the flexible work provided by the tea cooperative. Women receive direct daily payments for their work, giving them more control over household spending, particularly on food, healthcare, and education for their children.

Lao PDR Gender, Community & Inclusion Governance, Policy & Institutional Strengthening Survey, Mapping & Spatial Planning

The Bokeo Tea cooperative: The ongoing fight for the futures of ethnic communities

Tucked away in the small and remote mountainous region of Bokeo, Lao PDR, is a hidden gem of un-spoilt biodiversity, an ancient tea tree forest. The Bokeo Tea cooperative is...

Worldwide

Working through with Covid-19

As an organisation, we at LEI are very grateful to all our project staff and partners who have continued to work tirelessly in this difficult pandemic environment. During this time,...

Mekong Region Project & Facility Management Governance, Policy & Institutional Strengthening

Leadership change for the MRLG project

The Mekong Region Land Governance project will be changing leadership in October. We would like to thank John Meadows for his hard work since first joining the team in April...

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In spirit of reconciliation, Land Equity International acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.