To begin with, many women living in poor, disadvantaged or remote areas remain unaware of their enhanced rights in new land, family and property laws. Acquiring knowledge of these rights is fundamental for women to gain greater confidence, awareness and ultimately assertiveness - the building blocks of greater voice and agency in the political process. Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF), an organisation which supports legal literacy and awareness of relevant legal tools (SWAC/OECD, 2016), finds that interventions are most effective when whole communities (i.e. single individuals, organised and representative groups, local authorities and other influential figures) are involved rather than women only.