This Act sets regulations on public and private fences to delimit property boundaries. The Act applies to the use of fence for delimitation of land and sets regulation on the type of fences permitted, make thereof (metal, electric, bush), agreed size of fences, their maintenance etc. The establishment of fences must be paid by both parties and should be in style of the building/construction belonging to it. Changes may occurr subject to pre-agreement on size and costs.

The present Law lays down provisions relating to land use planning and construction in the Canton of Lucerne. Article 2 establishes that the competent authorities shall take into account principles of the federal legislation. The text consists of 227 articles divided into5 Parts as follows: General provisions (A); Planning regulations (B); Land division and boarder regulations (C); Acceptance, compensation and contributions (D); Provisions on construction (E).

The purpose of the present Law is to establish the legal basis for land use planning in the Canton Zug. In particular, the Law enforces the Federal Land Use Planning Act of 22 June 1979 and related Ordinances and lays down the framework for municipal building regulations.

The present Law establishes goals and objectives of land use planning and ensures means for the distribution of soil in various spheres. Moreover, the Law regulates competences and proceedings in the public building law. The text consists of 361 articles divided into 6 Parts as follows:General Provisions (I); Land use planning (II); Protection of nature and cultural heritage (III); Public building law (IV); Legal protection (V); Penalties (V); Introductory and final provisions (VI).

The present Law regulates land use planning in the Canton Graubünden. The Law establishes the task to be fulfilled by municipalities, associations and the Canton. Furthermore, the Law lays down provisions relating to building and zoning and to cantonal procedures. The text consists of 109 articles divided into 9 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Cantonal planning (II); Regional planning (III); Local planning (IV); Cantonal building provisions (V); Formal construction law (VI); Expropriation (VII); Legal protection (VIII); Final provisions (IX).

The purpose of the present Law is the economical and orderly use of land. Moreover, the Law serves to protect general living conditions, strives for an harmonious development of the Canton with a view to protect nature, landscape and cultural heritage. The text consists of 95 articles divided into 6 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Land use planning (II); Land development (III); Cantonal building regulations (IV); Building authorization proceedings (V); Final, penal and transitional provisions (VI).

Through this Order, agricultural products produced in this country must bear indications referring to organic production method in accordance with Council Regulation (EEC) No 2092/91 of 24 June 1991 on organic production of agricultural products.

The purpose of the present Law is to promote a purposeful and economical use of the soil and an orderly settlement of the area of the Canton. Moreover, the Law makes provisions for the maintenance of the soil to be cultivated and an sustainable development of the Canton, the regions and localities.

The aim of this Proclamation is to improve management and utilization of land and land resources for agricultural purposes. It applies to all land that lies outside of municipal borders. The Proclamation defines the right to acquire, free of charge, rural land by adult residents of the region, whose livelihood depends on agriculture, and other subjects. It also defines land use rights of peasants, pastoralists and semi-pastoralists and provides for the protection of such rights.

La presente Ley de desarrollo y ordenamiento territorial del Área Metropolitana de San Salvador y de los Municipios Aledaños, tiene por objeto regular el ordenamiento territorial y el desarrollo urbano y rural del Área Metropolitana de San Salvador y Municipios Aledaños, mediante el mejor aprovechamiento de los recursos de las distintas zonas y la plena utilización de los instrumentos de planeación.

This BMZ comissioned report by GTZ highlights the dramatic increase of land concessions and rising inequality in land distribution in Cambodia. Parts of the study refer to an earlier report by Uch Sophas “Foreign Direct Investment in Land for Biomass Production in Cambodia”. The South-East Asian country Cambodia has an area of 181,035 km2. The Government of Cambodia is adapting its activities to attract FDI, which has lead to a steady increase especially since 2007.

This Act, consisting of 65 Sections divided into six Parts and completed by two Schedules, aims at establishing a target to reduce Victoria's greenhouse gas emissions; to promote collaboration, cooperation and innovation in the Victorian response to climate change by strengthening the role of communities and other measures; to provide for a strategic response by the Government of Victoria to climate change through a Climate Change Adaptation Plan; to facilitate Victoria's contribution to national and international carbon sequestration efforts; to provide for the creation of forestry rights,