Can new data on citizen's perceptions drive positive change?
Free online event
Wednesday 2 December 2020
10.00 - 12.00 pm UTC
Prindex global data reveals a great deal of diversity in Africa in how secure people feel in their homes and on their land. Rwanda (8%) has one of the lowest rates of tenure insecurity in the world, whereas Burkina Faso (44%) has one of the highest.
The reasons behind this diversity include weak legal systems, overlapping statutory and customary regimes, poor enforcement, corruption, and land grabbing.
Join us for a presentation of Prindex findings on sub-Saharan Africa, followed by a panel discussion on using data on land and property insecurity to inform decision-making.
- Opening remarks: Janet EDEME, Head of the Rural Economy Division of the AU Department of Rural Economy and Agriculture (AU DREA) - TBC
- Moderator : Dr Cheikh Oumar, Executive Director of IPAR
Speakers and key discussants:
- Ibrahima KA, Prindex Regional Coordinator for Africa
- Esther Muiru, Women's Land Rights Manager, International Land Coalition
- Ruth Minja, Principal Statistician, Tanzania National Bureau of Statistics
- Taibat Lawanson, Associate Professor of Urban Planning, University of Lagos
- Ward Anseeuw, Land Expert, CIRAD
