The document under review is Sudan's Constitution of 2019, which has been subsequently amended. The constitution, prepared for distribution on constituteproject.org by International IDEA, has been recompiled and reformatted using texts collected in International IDEA's ConstitutionNet. The constitution covers a wide range of topics, including general provisions, transitional period, transitional period bodies, sovereignty council, and transitional cabinet. The constitution lays out the nature of the state, its sovereignty, and the rule of law.

The document provides a comprehensive assessment of the land governance framework and institutions in Sudan, with a focus on policies, laws, and tenure systems relevant to land governance. It offers insights into the country's context, land administration, land taxation, and gender concerns in land governance. Additionally, it highlights the challenges, gaps, conflicts, and duplications in Sudan's land governance and provides recommendations for improvement. The legal framework governing land in Sudan is a complex blend of statutory and customary laws.