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Women's access to land ownership can be an important lever for their empowerment. However, this access is very limited, despite the laws and regulations put in place by legislators. In developing countries, particularly in Africa, data show that the relative inaccessibility of land ownership for women is influenced more by socio-cultural and socio-economic factors. This book offers two types of analysis: a descriptive analysis and an explanatory analysis using the binary logistic model, which made it possible to measure the influence of each factor and highlight the mechanisms at work. The…mehr

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Women's access to land ownership can be an important lever for their empowerment. However, this access is very limited, despite the laws and regulations put in place by legislators. In developing countries, particularly in Africa, data show that the relative inaccessibility of land ownership for women is influenced more by socio-cultural and socio-economic factors. This book offers two types of analysis: a descriptive analysis and an explanatory analysis using the binary logistic model, which made it possible to measure the influence of each factor and highlight the mechanisms at work. The unique feature of this book is that the analysis was conducted according to place of residence. This has made it possible to understand that women's lack of access to land ownership in Senegal depends on their place of residence. Individual characteristics of women are the main factors explaining women's lack of access to land ownership in urban areas. In rural areas, however, it is the contextof residence and cultural factors that contribute most to this phenomenon.
Autorenporträt
Youssouph DIEDHIOU is a high school mathematics teacher. He holds a Certificate of Teaching Aptitude (CAEM), a master's degree in science and technology with a specialisation in mathematical modelling and stochastic calculus, and a professional master's degree in demography from IFORD. He has been a statistical demographer since August 2024.