The Kenya Land Alliance (KLA) is a focal point for information sharing and networking among those pressing for land reform in Kenya. It was formed in 1999 by members of civil society to propose reforms both to the Commission on the Review of Land Laws, appointed by the President, and the Constitution of Kenya Review Commission, appointed by Parliament. Over the last two years, the KLA has coordinated a programme of research on land issues in Kenya by member organisations

The Sub Decree No.11 ANK.BK of March 22, 2000 on Procedures of Establishing the Cadastral Index Map and Land Register shall be considered void and replaced by this Sub Decree that determines the procedure of establishing cadastral index map and land register through the systematic adjudication in areas declared as an adjudication area as stated in article 2 of this Sub Decree.

This sub decree has the objective to define the structure, missions and functions of the Cadastral Commission.

This Sub Decree determines the procedures related to the sporadic registration of all immovable properties in the Kingdom of Cambodia in areas that were not yet declared as an adjudication area.

SUMILLA :Regula lo relativo al Gobierno Municipal, la elección directa y popular de las autoridades, lo que implica el régimen autónomo de su administración, como expresión fundamental del poder local, y que la administración pública será descentralizada. RESUMEN :Desarrollar los principios constitucionales referentes a la organización, gobierno, administración, y funcionamiento de los municipios y demás entidades locales determinadas en el código Municipal y el contenido de las competencias que correspondan a los municipios en cuanto a las materias que éstas regulen

Report on a desktop study commissioned by FAO. Contains introduction; the context for land reform (the legacy of colonialism, women’s access, women in agriculture, HIV/AIDS and land reform); an overview of land reform issues and debates (policy issues, gender equity as a policy goal); land reform and women (case studies from Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Zimbabwe); conclusion (key findings and recommendations); synopsis of land policies by country.

A wide-ranging examination of the history of the land question in Uganda, and diagnosis of land policy development, principles, and implementation. Suggests a number of concrete policy guidelines for a future national land policy.

The Environment Policy is grounded in ADB's Poverty Reduction Strategy and the Long-Term Strategic Framework (LTSF) 2001-2015. The Poverty Reduction Strategy recognizes that environmental sustainability is a prerequisite for pro-poor economic growth and efforts to reduce poverty. Environmental sustainability is also one of the three crosscutting themes of the LTSF. The environment policy reinforces and complements the environmental issues and concerns addressed in ADB's sector and crosscutting policies.

Unruh JD (2002) Local land tenure in the peace process. Peace Review 14: 337-342

Land Use Policy 19 (2002) 275-276 Poverty and property rights in the developing world: not as simple as we would like by Jon D. Unruh. Land use policy

Land Use Policy 19 (2002) 275-276 Poverty and property rights in the developing world: not as simple as we would like by Jon D. Unruh. Land use policy

This paper addresses the amelioration of the impact of AIDS on land tenure and livelihoods. The author argues that, in Lesotho, land policy development should be informed by the status of community support and welfare for those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. He offers three main policy recommendations as follows: Land administrators should be fully informed about the epidemic and various legislations that govern the rights of the affected households. This will help to ensure uniform implementation of measures to support affected households.