REAL LAND FOR ALL

We use sound and user friendly information communication technology tools and media platforms to empower and equip women and girls with land rights, land awareness, education, land information exchange, , land customary rights, and land acquisition processes and skills.

Land is the basis of many social and political struggles, and for most—particularly rural— people, is the starting point for livelihoods and dignity. Where women and girls are concerned, the land question remains far from resolved. Women’s rights to access and control land are central to the goal of poverty eradication, and a rights-based approach to development. Eliminating discrimination in land and property rights is essential to rolling back the impoverishment of millions of women worldwide and is, without doubt, a necessary condition for equitable sustainable development

Thorough lobbying for women land right were are going to influence the rate of HIV and gender based violence amongst women. In the context of HIV, women’s rights to inheritance and property are “… a crucial factor in reducing women’s vulnerability to violence and HIV, as well as empowering women to cope with the social and economic impact of the epidemic at the household level. Evidence also suggests that countries where women lack landownership rights or access to credit have on average 60 per cent and 85 per cent more malnourished children, respectively.

Our company ensure that women’s and girl’s equal right to access, use and control productive resources, including land, is specifically recognized (including equal rights with men with respect to the acquisition, administration, control, use and transfer of land). Recognize that women have an equal and independent right to acquire, administer, control, use and transfer property irrespective of their marital and family status. We ensure that discrimination against women is prohibited in all areas, including laws, customs and practices.

we measure through use of women - 100 women in zimbabwe tested the application

women are now doing farming - more than 100o women now own land

REAL LAND , is a game changers in land sector in Africa is an interesting mobile app. The first integrated mobile app dubbed REALAND. REALAND opens the gateway for women and girls to review land processes, check application status, access and apply for land related services users in Southern African and outside Africa. REALAND offers information on public land management, available land, land rights, land related act, respective authorities location, roles and land use management

Our REALAND app offers women and girls land convenience and satisfaction by providing innovative land information through utilizing state of the art technology efficiently and effectively processing and capturing of information. RELLAND is Africa’s first land service integrated mobile app that seamlessly fits land and housing into lifestyle. It let women and girls view their land applications, land information at the comfort their homes, office and anywhere. The system empower women because it reduces human interface which in corrupt activities and sexual exploration of women and girls by male land officials   

In Zimbabwe 7 out of every 10 women go to a salon every month. Out of the 4-5 out of 7 have access to a smart phone therefore can use the mobile application. 7 In a country which has a total population of about 14 million people, where 52% percent are women . Therefore, we  ensure that we use these platform to market our services and to make them known to women. We are going to put charts and flyers in salons about the services of women land rights and why it is important for them to understand land governance. 

We create sustainability in our company through profit we make from the venture in the following ways

• Commission earned from the land applications made online
• Subscriptions made by land players who sell property using our systems

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high internet cost

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Throughout the world, market pressures on land are rapidly increasing, and land markets have often proven to be exclusionary and land concentration is on the rise. Research shows that over the past 10 years alone, at least 80 million hectares of land have been leased in large scale land acquisitions – an area 20 times the size of the Netherlands.13 Within this context, it is reported that just 1 per cent of the world’s women actually own land.14 When researchers compiled an approximation of the distribution of land by gender , they found it to be “extremely unequal

Ashoka changemakers 

Zimbabwe human rights 

Zimbabwe corruption watch

Land right group

Real Estates