Land and Ownership
The Impact of Farming and Land Ownership on Soil Erosion
... sloping land or shallow soil, the poor design of grassing measures or the bare paths of concentrated runoff ), errors in the use of agricultural technologies (creating pathways for concentrated runoff on slopes made ...
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Influence of gender on land ownership among the samor community in baringo county, kenya
... on land and other valuable properties is biased towards use rather than control and ...wives’ land regardless of whether it is separate or ...to land and ...countries, land ownership is ...
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Formal land ownership and housing development in lagos state, Nigeria
... formal land and strenuous regulations guiding land acquisition have hampered housing development in Lagos ...for land, tendency towards over regulation and administrative and institutional framework ...
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Eroding Fabrics of Communal Land Ownership in Papua New Guinea
... communal land ownership break-down and land administration system indicating that the land administration system in PNG is weak for purposes of managing the affairs of customary land ...
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Changes in agricultural land ownership in Poland in the period of the market economy
... of ownership ongoing in Polish agriculture in the period ...agricultural land. The size of the ownership change has varied from region to ...of land under private ...of land between ...
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Customary land ownership, recording and registration in the To'abaita Region of the Solomon Islands
... with land in recognition, reconciliation and recording; promoting the mandates ‘unity love and ...of land ownership are integral parts of indigenous life with nothing ...
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Land Ownership For Orang Asli In Malaysia: Current Situation
... of land ownership ...customary land tenure has affected the Orang Asli land rights and enjoyment ...ancestral land without registered ...the land should the land be taken ...
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Gender equality in land ownership as a strategy for poverty reduction in Tanzania: A case of Ilala Municipal in Dar Es Salaam City.
... in land ownership is mainly caused by traditions and customs which promote male ...inherit land while family laws grant the husband greater rights in family property and agrarian reforms allocate ...
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The Role of Land Ownership on Tourist Offer: A Case Study in Himara
... the land ownership, for understanding its impact on tourist ...the land scattered. The pressure on agricultural land increased significantly, especially near major cities, main roads and ...
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LAND OWNERSHIP SYSTEM OF THE NAGAS.
... Land particularly for the Naga tribe has been inherent economic guardian since time ...their land. For them land is not only for physical sustenance but also social, cultural, political and ...
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Land Ownership and Land Management System in Chars: A Study in Sariakandi Upazila under Bogura District of Bangladesh
... [9]. Land registration is a deed of maintenance of a public register, which is a record of an isolated ...of land through a deed with stamp on the property value as Immovable Property Transfer Tax ...
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The Complexities of Women Land Ownership in Northern Ghana
... of land has always been seen as “an all men’s ...tional land ownership and management systems and has become stereotypical or the mindset of ...on land and even policies are not altogether ...
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A new dawn over the land: shedding light on collective ownership and consent
... Article 26 is not the only article dealing with historical claims. The entire Declaration could be seen as an attempt to address the issue of reparation of past wrongs, as one of the overriding goals of the Declaration ...
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Women's Land Ownership Rights in Kenya
... The process of land reform solidified the role of men as the inextricable link between women and the land and further hardened their land rights into absolute ow[r] ...
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The Concept of Land Ownership: Islamic Perspective
... It is apparent that the owner of the ushri land not only enjoys his property, but can alienate it in accordance with the recognized modes of alienation, deal with it[r] ...
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A Globally Sustainable Right to Land: Utilizing Real Property to Protect the Traditional Knowledge of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
... provide IPLCs with ownership and control of the surrounding territory.11 3 An IPLC actively using TK as a resource of the land may successfully assert a claim to the land[r] ...
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Maori land development schemes, 1945 1974, with two case studies from the Hokianga : ba thesis presented in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Social Policy at Massey University
... The government has consistently viewed multiple ownership of Maori land as an impediment to bringing Maori land into full production, and the schemes relied on various devices for improv[r] ...
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Vol 43, No 1 (2013)
... forest land in Romania totaled 6522 thou hectares, making up a share of 28,3% of the total land area of the country, ranking at 17 th spot in the EU, 8,0% below the EU ...forest land trends, forest ...
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Rule of Law Promotion, Land Tenure and Poverty Alleviation: Questioning the Assumptions of Hernando de Soto
... well-funded land registration projects, but most of them were ‘prematurely aborted because of poor results’ (idem, ...of ownership or transfer that lack any visible chain of title’ (idem, ...unrecorded ...
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Rural Land Capitalization and Peasants’ Income Growth
... the land contract and management rights as “usufructuary right” in her “Property Law” and laid the foundation for rural land mortgage, the “Law” also stated that the use right of cultivated land, ...
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