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1. Tatjana Peric

    en 29 de septiembre de 2011  

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   Also, when it comes to women’s access to land in EECA, there are good examples from Tajikistan (changes in the Land Code in 2004) and Kyrgyzstan (changes in the Law on Agricultural Land Management in 2006, and current proposals for changes in the Family Law). These are very interesting examples, and I suggest reading more…

   Also, when it comes to women’s access to land in EECA, there are good examples from Tajikistan (changes in the Land Code in 2004) and Kyrgyzstan (changes in the Law on Agricultural Land Management in 2006, and current proposals for changes in the Family Law). These are very interesting examples, and I suggest reading more at:
   http://www.lzuu.lt/erd/lt/33224
   http://www.unifem.org/gender_issues/women_poverty_economics/land_property_rights.php
   http://untj.org/country_context/coordination_mechanisms/gender/engendering_land_reform/.
   http://www.unifem.org/worldwide/europe_cis/

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   Also, when it comes to women's access to land in EECA, there are good examples from Tajikistan (changes in the Land Code in 2004) and Kyrgyzstan (changes in the Law on Agricultural Land Management in 2006, and current proposals for changes in the Family Law). These are very interesting examples, and I suggest reading more at: www.lzuu.lt/erd/lt/33224 http://www.unifem.org/gender_issues/women_poverty_economics/land_property_rights.php http://untj.org/country_context/coordination_mechanisms/gender/engendering_land_reform/. http://www.unifem.org/worldwide/europe_cis/