NLC Uganda is a consortium of non-governmental organizations advocating for land policies and laws that address the rights of the poor and protected access to land for the vulnerable and disadvantaged groups/individuals
The Consortium organizes campaigns to advocate for women’s interests on land ownership and revive the Women’s Land Rights Movement.
NLC Uganda through their members like LEMU citizens on customary land governance systems .
NLC Uganda has worked with number of communities to document their own rules regarding the management of their communal land. Documenting the agreed Principles, Practices, Rights and Responsibilities (PPRR) reduces the potential for conflict within communities, promotes cohesion and enables community members to clearly articulate their agreed rules.
National Land Coalition Uganda (NLC Uganda) brings together various local and international organizations, private sector, and research institutions working on land and natural resource governance in the country. The platform is hosted by Land and Equity Movement Uganda (LEMU) and coordinated by a steering committee... Read More
A strong and competent platform of individuals and institutions working collaboratively to address land governance challenges
The NLC focuses on establishing and managing a strong multi-stakeholder platform on land governance for policy dialogue and knowledge sharing.
A vibrant national multi-stakeholder platform sharing knowledge and skills on land governance.
NLC members are capacitated in evidence gathering and land monitoring guided by common land indicators and methodologies focusing on SDG land indicators an LAND
Strong implementation of land laws and policies that are gender-sensitive.
The platform seeks to influence policy and practice change through evidence-based advocacy by carrying out community land forums on women’s land rights, holding national-level stakeholders policy dialogue for government leaders and traditional leaders.
Promoting policy engagements, dialogues, and debates on issues related to land... Read More
We train and educate local leaders on customary land laws and empower women.. Read More
NES Steering Committee is responsible for rolling out the NES activities in Uganda... Read More
