Why This Pillar Matters
INCLUSIVE
LAND GOVERNANCE
Uganda’s land is more than territory it’s identity, heritage, and survival. Yet millions lack secure tenure, women remain excluded from ownership, and disputes continue to fuel inequality. ARDHI champions fair, transparent, and inclusive land governance for every Ugandan.
The Challenge: Unclear Rights, Unequal Access
Millions depend on land for survival yet few hold the papers to prove it.
In Uganda, over 70% of land is held under customary tenure, but weak documentation, overlapping claims, and gender barriers make ownership insecure. Families are displaced without compensation, women struggle to inherit land, and local leaders lack the resources to resolve disputes fairly.
Funfact
The Gaps We Must Close
of Uganda’s land is under customary tenure
of women have registered ownership of land they use
of local land disputes go unresolved annually
Why This Matters
Secure land rights are the foundation of social justice and economic progress. Without them, families face eviction, women are silenced, and investments remain risky. ARDHI believes that every Ugandan man or woman deserves legal recognition, protection, and voice over the land they call home.
How We Intervene
Research and Evidence
Advocacy Dialogues
Legal Guidance
From Grassroots to Policy Change
ARDHI bridges the gap between community experiences and policymaking. Through research, dialogue, and advocacy, we ensure that the lessons learned on the ground directly inform national laws and strategies that create lasting change.
Our Focus Areas
Securing land rights for all through fair and transparent systems.
The Future We Imagine
Imagine a Uganda where land ownership is a right, not a privilege. Where women’s names appear beside men’s on titles, where communities shape their destinies without fear of eviction. That is the vision ARDHI is fighting for a future of dignity, equality, and justice.
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Land defines our identity but millions remain voiceless in claiming it. Join ARDHI in shaping land policies that empower communities, protect rights, and promote equity.
