Gender and Shifting Land Rights

1. Global South network advocating anti-capitalist, anti-colonial WAD policies
4. Country of the 1980s WID garden plot case study offering women micro-credit
6. Framework seeking to "add women into" existing capitalist development structures, calling for inclusion in capitalist model
9. What rural women were recognized for having without diplomas
12. The process of transferring public services or industries into private ownership.
13. This financial institution (along with the World Bank) offers loans to Global South countries to manage debt defaults in exchange for adopting neoliberal policies.

2. Philosophy prioritizing free trade, small government, unfettered markets, export-orientated, privatization, and export-oriented growth
3. Founder of the Green Belt Movement in Kenya who mobilized women to plant trees
5. Danish economist who highlighted women's critical role in agriculture, development, and social life. This economist was key to the founding of WID framework
7. Neoliberal policy cutting government spending on public goods like health and education to redirect government spending to pro-growth efforts
8. Framework highlighting women's special role as managers of natural resources
10. Framework arguing women are integrated into development in an exploitative ways, calling for structural change
11. Modern framework analyzing power relations between gender, race, and class