Reclassying 4,385 hectares as state private land located in Beoung Per Wildlife Sanctuary in Sa Kream commune, Prasat Balangk and Staung district of Kampong Thom province for agro-industry investment under lease or concession conditions.
Reclassifying 5,059 hectares as state private land in Snoul Wildlife Sanctuary in Snoul district of Kratie province for agro-industry and rubber planation investment under lease or concession condition.
Reclassifying 4,468 hectares as state private land in Snoul Wildlife Sanctuary in Snoul district of Kratie province for agro-industry and rubber and hardwood plantations investment under lease or concession condition.
Reclassifying 6,525 hectares as state private land in Snoul Wildlife Sanctuary in Snoul district of Kratie province for agro-industry and rubber plantation investment under lease or concession condition.
Reclassifying 7,289 hectares as state private land in Beoung Per Wildlife Sanctuary in Staung district of Kampong Thom province for rubber plantation investment under lease or concession condition.
La conceptualización de las personas desplazadas por el deterioro ambiental ha sido –y continúa siendo treinta años después de sus orígenes- tema de debate entre especialistas de diversas disciplinas. En el contexto latinoamericano esta problemática se encuentra estrechamente vinculada con el modelo de inserción internacional implementado por los países de la región. La profundización de un modelo basado en la exportación de productos primarios conlleva una agudización de problemas ambientales preexistentes.
This Policy Framework is the first continent-wide policy initiative which aims to secure, protect a
Recognizing and protecting customary land rights is a critical component of protecting and defending the land rights of the rural poor. This study is founded upon the notion that protecting and enforcing the land claims of rural Africans may be best done by passing laws that elevate existing customary land claims up into nations' formal legal frameworks and make customary land rights equal in weight and validity to documented land claims.
The recent Constitutional Court judgment rendering the Communal Land Rights Act (CLARA) unconstitutional (Tongoane and Others v Minister for Agriculture and Land Affairs and Others) must not be allowed to throw decentralisation policy making into disarray. Decentralisation holds much potential for lively, participatory democratic law making and enforcement, through which rural women can gain greater power and secure more rights.
Land appropriation in developing countries has boosted interest in land policy. Issue 4 of Perspective sheds light on the issue, by analysing the novel policy of decentralized land management adopted in Madagascar.
The three day conference held between 16th to 18th June, 2010 at Kenya School of Monetary
Studies was organized by the Department of Physical Planning, which is under the Ministry of
Lands. The conference brought together participants from line Government ministries, State
corporations, civil society, Local Authorities, Regional Development Authorities, Research