National Alliance for Women's Land Rights

02/09/2026

It’s an honor for us at National Alliance for Women's Land Rights to be members of this platform.

17/08/2026

Proud to see continued action toward securing rural women’s land rights in Liberia. A stronger future starts with women’s voices, ownership, and equal rights. We are doing this together with ForumCiv Liberia

European Union in LiberiaLiberia Land AuthorityEmbassy of Sweden in MonroviaMinistry of Justice - LiberiaEmbassy of Ireland in Liberia Sustain Earth and Equity Defenders

02/05/2026

Planning for the Rural Women’s Land Rights Conference (RWLRC) 2026 officially begins!

National Alliance for Women's Land Rights is proud to coordinate this important, results-driven platform alongside national and international partners, advancing meaningful action and strong collaboration.

Stay connected as we move from commitment to action.

Planning for the Rural Women’s Land Rights Conference (RWLRC) 2026 officially begins today!

RWLRC 2026 will be jointly hosted by national and international partners and coordinated by the National Alliance for Women's Land Rights. More than a dialogue, the event will be results-oriented and promote public-private partnership.

Stay tuned as we move from commitment to action.

Embassy of Sweden in Monrovia, Embassy of Ireland in Liberia, European Union in Liberia, UNDP Liberia, UN Women Liberia, Rights and Resources Initiative, Cuttington UniversityWilliam V. S.Tubman University, University of Liberia - UL, Multi-Actor Platform, Liberia Ministry of Agriculture, Liberia - MOA, Liberia Ministry of Local Government-Republic of Liberia, Ministry of Justice - Liberia, Lonestar Cell MTN Orange Digital Center

09/03/2026

The National Alliance for Women's Land Rights (NAWoLaR) extends sincere appreciation to the Alliance Office for supporting the successful launch of NAWoLaR on March 5, 2026. We are especially grateful to Ali Kaba of the Liberia Land Authority for serving as the official launcher. In his remarks, Commissioner Kaba encouraged the Alliance to remain proactive in promoting and advancing women’s land rights across Liberia. He emphasized the critical role women play in agriculture and food security, noting that nearly 80% of women are engaged in agriculture and contribute significantly to the nation’s food supply. He also highlighted the challenges women face in speaking about land rights, stressing the importance of advocacy, research, and policy implementation. As he officially launched the National Alliance for Women’s Land Rights, he described the Alliance as a collective platform bringing together civil society organizations, government institutions, community-based organizations, and grassroots women to advance women’s land rights. We deeply appreciate the continued partnership and commitment toward ensuring that land reform policies supporting women across Liberia are effectively implemented.

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06/03/2026

Yesterday, March 5, 2026, our platform, National Alliance for Women's Land Rights (NAWoLaR), was officially launched in Monrovia.

The launch brought together government officials, civil society organizations, and development partners to support women’s land and property rights in Liberia. NAWoLaR is a national civil society platform uniting organizations, community structures, and leaders committed to advancing women’s equal access to land.

Presenting the overview, Mina Beyan described the moment as historic, noting that while land is central to Liberia’s economic survival, women who form the backbone of the agricultural sector are still largely excluded due to discriminatory customary practices, limited legal awareness, and fragmented institutional responses.

The idea for the Alliance emerged from Rural Women Land Rights Day 2024 and was further strengthened during the Second National Land Conference (Liberia), where stakeholders called for a coordinated platform to address systemic barriers.

NAWoLaR’s work will focus on four key priorities: institutional building, stakeholder engagement, policy advocacy, and capacity building to empower women and promote gender-responsive land governance.

Serving as Chief Launcher, Ali Kaba of the Liberia Land Authority encouraged the Alliance to remain proactive in promoting women’s land rights nationwide. Edward K. Mulbah of the Ministry of Local Government (Liberia) also pledged the Ministry’s support in ensuring national development frameworks become more gender-responsive.

Women’s land rights are not favors they are rights.

27/02/2026

Many thanks to Forest Hour for hosting us to raise awareness.

Yesterday, we had a wonderful time on the Forest Hour Talk Show at OK FM. Our conversation focused on women’s land rights, the background of the Alliance, the barriers women face, and our upcoming launch on March 5, 2026.

Yes, we are getting ready for the official launch of the Alliance

The phone lines were very engaging and interactive, and we truly appreciate everyone who called in and participated.

Stay tuned for more updates as we prepare for the big day!

27/02/2026

At NAWoLaR, we believe that Women’s Rights are Human Rights.

Our team had a wonderful planning meeting as we prepare for the launch of this Alliance. It was a productive session full of ideas, collaboration, and exciting plans for the future.

We are looking forward to bringing our vision to life and making a meaningful impact for women everywhere.

A big thank you to Landesa for hosting the team and supporting our efforts.

27/02/2026

NAWoLaR is a national movement building partnerships to secure women’s land and property rights across Liberia.