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Developed in collaboration with members and strategic partners of the International Land Coalition (ILC), LANDex seeks to democratize the process by which data on land is generated, shared and used, with a focus on those populations and communities often absent from official statistics.

The monitoring tool is built on 33 common indicators that reflect the wide-ranging priorities of Coalition members: from tenure security to women's land rights, recognition of indigenous land and the protection of land defenders.

Using open, standardized and accessible methods of data collection, LANDex tracks progress towards people-centered land governance while generating local, national and regional data that can be compared over time on a global scale.

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1

Secure Tenure Rights

1A

National legal framework provides for secure tenure rights

1B

Rural men and women with documentation

1C

Rural men and women who perceive their rights are secure

2

Strong Small-Scale Farming Systems

2A

National legal framework supports family farmers

2B.1

Dedicated budget and programs support family farmers

2B.2

Supportive and enabling environment for family farmers

2C

Equitable land distribution, by size

3

Diverse Tenure Systems

3A

National legal framework recognises diverse tenure rights

3B

Diverse tenure rights are implemented in practice

3C

Rural men and women living on community land who perceive their rights are secure

4

Equal Land Rights for Women

4A

National legal framework on land is gender responsive

4B

Share of women among agricultural owners or rights-bearers

4C

Rural women who perceive their rights are secure

5

Secure Territorial Rights for Indigenous People

5A

National legal framework recognises Indigenous Peoples' right to land, territories and resources

5B

Rights of Indigenous Peoples are implemented and recognised in practice

5C.1

Indigenous Peoples who perceive their rights are secure

5C.2

Proportion of land held or used by Indigenous Peoples that is recognised

6

Locally Managed Ecosystems

6A

National legal framework promotes local and and sustainable development of nature and ecosystems

6B

Proportion of rural districts with sustainable land use plans that are inclusive

6C

Control of land and ecosystems by Indigenous Peoples and local communities

7

Inclusive Decision Making

7A

National legal framework promotes inclusive decision-making

7B

Rural land use management is based on public input

7C

Multi-stakeholder platforms on land are accessible and inclusive

8

Transparent and Accessible Information

8A

National legal framework calls for timely, reliable and accessible data and safeguards against corruption

8B

Completeness and openness of publicly available data and information on land

8C

Corruption in the land sector

9

Effective Actions Against Land Grabbing

9A

National legal framework includes safeguards and prevents land grabbing

9B.1

Large-scale land acquisitions without reported conflict

9B.2

Free, prior and informed consent and other safeguards are implemented in land transactions

9C

Large-scale land acquisitions where compensation was received or corrective action was taken

10

Protection of Land Rights Defenders

10A

National legal framework protects the rights of land and environmental defenders

10B

Protective mechanisms ensure the safety of land and environmental defenders

10C

Attacks against Indigenous, land and environmental defenders

10C.2

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