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Tenant assets refer to the resources, including physical and intangible properties, that a tenant brings to a rental agreement or sharecropping arrangement. These assets can significantly impact the tenant's ability to negotiate favorable terms, maintain a stable livelihood, and achieve economic mobility. The French métayage and Italian mezzadria systems have recognized the importance of tenant assets in determining the distribution of crops and profits. The International Labor Organization has recognized the importance of tenant assets in promoting decent work and fair labor standards. With the rise of digital technologies, new forms of tenant assets, such as data and digital skills, are emerging, and their implications for tenant-landlord relationships are being explored. The Industrial Revolution led to the development of new farming technologies and the emergence of new forms of tenant assets. The United Nations has recognized the importance of tenant assets in promoting sustainable development and reducing poverty.