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Kenya Land Alliance Fact Sheets 1-9 on human-wildlife conflicts in Kenya

Reports & Research
April, 2005
Kenya
Africa

A series of brief fact sheets on: background to human-wildlife conflicts in Kenya; legislative and administrative highlights; geographical areas that are prone to human-wildlife conflicts in Kenya; the role of communities in the management of biodiversity; main issues surrounding wildlife management and perpetuation of human-wildlife conflicts; current efforts at resolving human-wildlife conflicts; policy and legislative options for reform of the wildlife sector; best international practices for the management and conservation of wildlife, its habitats and biodiversity; the way forward in w

Unjust Enrichment. The Making of Land Grabbing Millionaires. Abetting Impunity: the other side of the Ndung’u Report on Illegal and Irregular Allocations of Public Land

Reports & Research
September, 2006
Africa

Part of a series produced by KNCHR and KLA to enhance the protection of public resources and help the public demand greater accountability and transparency. Focuses on the plunder of Karura, Ngong Road, and Kiptagich Forests. Suggests a loss of public resources of Ksh.18.47bn. Offers an account of the human rights dimensions of land grabbing. Attempts to unmask those who did particularly well from the plunder. Urges the recovery of all monies unjustly got through illegal allocation of public land.

Land Update Newsletter Volume 3 Number 3

Reports & Research
September, 2004
Africa

Focuses on the need for the National Land Policy to address natural resources, especially water, forest and wildlife management, fishing and mining. The Land Policy and new mining policy and legislation framework must guarantee and promote community rights. Argues the need for community participation for sustainable forest management.

Land Update Newsletter Volume 2 Number 3

Reports & Research
September, 2003
Africa

Contains a critical analysis of the Report of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the Land Law System of Kenya – sampled reactions; land issues at the plenary of the National Constitutional Conference at the Bomas of Kenya; the Njonjo Commission Report at close scrutiny – a pastoralist’s view; co-ownership is passed as family land right in Uganda; the Report of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the Land Law System of Kenya broadly captures the public views on the much-needed land reform for sustainable development – Kenya Land Alliance’s perspective; Titanium mining in Kwa

Land Update Newsletter Volume 2 Number 1

Reports & Research
March, 2003
Africa

Contains close scrutiny of chapter 11 (on land and property) of the Kenya Draft Constitution Bill; editorial on Kenya Land Alliance supports the campaign for the protection of forest lands; the new Minister of Lands and Settlements’ plans to modernise his Ministry (including a commitment to make public the Njonjo Land Commission report); the new Minister for Planning and National Development’s perception of land issues in Kenya (including a commitment to tax land held by speculators); a review of NARC’s (National Rainbow Coalition) agenda for success on land issues (including an end to land

Innovation in Securing Land Rights in Africa: Lessons from Experience

Reports & Research
September, 2006
Africa

Paper examines current trends in land tenure and sources of insecurity, describes innovative policy and practice to secure various kinds of tenure rights. Seeks to gather insights and lessons from seven case studies (Ethiopia, Ghana, South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique, Uganda, Niger). Aims to inform current policy debates and initiatives to support land tenure security for low-income, resource-poor and vulnerable groups who make up the majority of Africa’s population.

Making Land Rights More Secure: Conclusions of a Seminar held in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, 19-21 March 2002

Reports & Research
March, 2002
Burkina Faso
Africa

Ensuring security for farmers is a fundamental economic, social and citizenship issue, raising institutional questions. There needs to be a break with inherited colonial legal dualism. Local management of land and resources is needed. There is no automatic link between land title and security of tenure. Looks at the main approaches adopted in West Africa in the recent past. Fully confirm the role, dynamism and adaptability of family farms. Positive recognition needs to be given to local land arrangements and informal contracts. Decentralisation offers valuable opportunities.