Southern and Central Africa

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Country in which one of A4ID's network of legal partners is based, or where they have an alliance office.

Country in which A4ID's projects have had a direct impact.

Country in which A4ID have staff.

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Southern and Central Africa Case studies

29 May 2020

Facilitating Sustainable Development to Protect the Biodiversity of Virunga National Park

A4ID's partners collaborate to support sustainable development and offer a new source of hope for th...

22 Feb 2017

Securing legal aid for victims of fraud in Uganda

A4ID partners work to support victims of a complex case of large-scale fraud ...

22 Feb 2017

Advocating for indigenous land rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Land ownership is a major source of conflict in the DRC. The land people rely on for their livelihoo...

30 Jan 2017

Protection of Médecins Sans Frontières Trademarks

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) works in over sixty countries around the world, providing emergency...

3 Oct 2016

The Right to Land and Livelihood in Uganda

Almost a quarter of the world’s population is landless, including 200 million people living in rur...

2 Mar 2015

Regulating the real weapons of mass destruction

A4ID assisted Oxfam International and the Control Arms campaign in sourcing lawyers from around the ...

2 Mar 2014

The law: the key to ensuring an effective disaster response?

It is inevitable that disasters do happen. But new work by our legal partners considers how the law ...

2 Mar 2012

Working to realise women’s rights with Equality Now

A4ID's global network worked with international human rights organization Equality Now helping them ...

1 Mar 2012

Hand in Hand: working to form and grow businesses in developing countries

A4ID lawyers provided legal assistance to Hand in Hand, who work for economic and social empowerment...

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1 Nov 2012

Recognising Sacred Natural Sites in Kenya

The report aims to inform communities, civil society, lawyers and policy makers of the importance of Sacred Natural Sites and Territories, and of the many emerging challenges that these sites and communities face

It makes recommendations for securing greater recognition of Sacred Natural Sites and Territories, and the rights and responsibilities of the communities who protect these sites.

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