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Annual Report 2019
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PWC Brochure
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Publications
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ANNUAL REPORTS
2019 Annual Report 2018 Annual Report 2017 Annual Report 2016 Annual Report 2013-2016 Progress Report 2015 Annual Report Bienniel Report 2013/2014 2012 Annual Report PWC PUBLICATIONS Women's Rights and Leadership Forums - Brief about how PWC and partner UCRT are advancing the land rights of pastoralist women in northern Tanzania PWC Brochure - In English and in Kiswahili |
PARTNER PUBLICATIONS
Mama Ardhi Brochure - PWC is a member of the Mama Ardhi Alliance campaigning for Equal Land Rights in Tanzania. Securing Community Land Rights in Northern Tanzania - A synopsis of the political economy of land rights in Tanzania and on-the-ground case studies by PWC and partner UCRT. Grassroots Development: Case Studies from Tanzania - Publication by the Flora Family Foundation of case studies from across Tanzania including one by the Pastoral Women's Council. |
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Press & Media Articles
The Ecotourism Industry Is Saving Tanzania’s Animals and Threatening Its Indigenous People - an investigation into a land conflict where PWC is fighting to protect community rights, in Vice May 2015
Women's land rights today equals a better tomorrow for Tanzanians - op-ed by PWC Legal Officer, Melau Alais, in The Citizen March 2014
What Africa can learn from Tanzania's remarkable Maasai land rights victory - article by PWC Executive Director Maanda Ngoitiko and Fred Nelson, in the Guardian UK October 2013
Tourism is a curse to us - article featuring PWC about the Loliondo land rights conflict, in the Guardian UK September 2009
Women's land rights today equals a better tomorrow for Tanzanians - op-ed by PWC Legal Officer, Melau Alais, in The Citizen March 2014
What Africa can learn from Tanzania's remarkable Maasai land rights victory - article by PWC Executive Director Maanda Ngoitiko and Fred Nelson, in the Guardian UK October 2013
Tourism is a curse to us - article featuring PWC about the Loliondo land rights conflict, in the Guardian UK September 2009
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