Landesa employs a staff of more than 100 worldwide, including 23 senior land tenure specialists with legal, economic, gender and agricultural expertise, complimented by a professional staff with livelihood, natural resource management, economics, measurement and evaluation, sociology, and other expertise. Landesa has offices in Seattle, Beijing, Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, and Bangalore. We also employ a team of research assistants who provide legal research and writing support. Landesa land tenure specialists are experienced in carrying out research to inform land tenure reform efforts, crafting a variety of land law and land-related institutional reforms, and supporting implementation of those reforms. Our work focuses primarily on rural and peri-urban contexts in developing and transitional economies. Services include field assessments, institutional assessments, legislative drafting and policy advice, development of follow-on regulations and procedures, technical support for legal assistance, social impact studies, implementation planning, implementation monitoring, training, public education programs, and program design and management.
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He is not a bad person, he's not mean or evil. He's very sarcastic and funny but I wonder if he lacks emotional intelligence, is closed off from trauma, or just extremely emotionally immature. Any advice?
They fear unemployment could spike when the furlough scheme ends, as firms struggle to keep workers on the payroll. On Tuesday, Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey called on the government to "stop and rethink" the furlough scheme, although he did not back any particular alternative. Julian Metcalfe, the boss of the Itsu restaurant chain and founder of Pret a Manger, said the PM needed to show leadership rather than "spouting off some Churchillian nonsense that we'll make it through [the winter]". image caption Boris Johnson said the chancellor is working on "creative and imaginative" solutions "The repercussions of these six months, it's going to be devastating to so many people, " he told BBC Radio 4's World at One programme. "People in the hospitality industry, people in work in hotels and restaurants and takeaways and coffee shops - a great many are closing down. We're losing thousands upon thousands of jobs here. "How long can this continue, this vague 'work from home'? " What are the possible options?