Ilse Pelkmans
Research Associate
llse has worked with diverse local and international organizations in East and West Africa, Central America and Europe, focusing on human rights, gender, social inclusion, and participatory planning, monitoring and evaluation. She holds a Master's degree in Cultural Anthropology and International Development Studies from Nijmegen University in the Netherlands.
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Pioneering systems change: grassroots action forges gender-just pathways to accountability
The 68th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) focused on how to reform institutions that routinely exclude women and eliminate poverty
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Grabbing land to save the planet or using the power of human rights to protect tenure rights?
Responsible land governance for fair transitions
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Women's rights ARE human rights
Harnessing the power of human rights to secure women's land tenure security
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The power of human rights to protect tenure rights
A call to human rights and land actors to join hands and advance human rights-based approaches to land governance
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Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of the Voluntary Guidelines on Tenure (VGGT)
A Decade of the CFS VGGT: assessing progress and enhancing accountability
