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Confrontation between Peasant Producers and Investors in Northern Zambezia, Mozambique, in the Context of Profit Pressures on European Investors

Reports & Research
Abril, 2012
Moçambique
África

Examines cases of confrontation over land in Northern Zambezia, Mozambique. One large company withdrew rather than fight local peasants and take over land being used to grow food. But two other investors chose to push ahead, and have come into conflict with local peasant communities.

Handbook of Community Engagement. A ‘good practice’ guide to negotiating lease agreements with landowning communities in South Sudan

Manuals & Guidelines
Abril, 2012
Sudão do Sul
África

Includes setting the scene in South Sudan, key concepts and guiding principles, pre-investment planning, community consultation, participatory impact assessments, participatory monitoring, grievance mechanisms, community financial management, sample of community protocol.

ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR A RESPONSIVE AND INCLUSIVE LAND GOVERNANCE NEED FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADJUSTMENTS TO TARGET THE MOST ECONOMICALLY VULNERABLE GROUPS IN BRAZIL

Reports & Research
Abril, 2012
Brasil

Extended abstract. Habitat for Humanity Brazil (HFH) and The Center Dom Helder Camara CENDHEC are partner implementers of the Empowering Women and Vulnerable Groups to Exercise their Rights for Inclusion and Secure Land Tenure and Property Project. In Brazil around 40% of families living in urban areas do not legally possess a property or any legal document(s) to confirm possession of the land on which they live.

ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR A RESPONSIVE AND INCLUSIVE LAND GOVERNANCE TO TARGET THE MOST ECONOMICALLY VULNERABLE GROUPS IN BRAZIL

Reports & Research
Abril, 2012
Brasil

Full paper presented at the "ANNUAL WORLD BANK CONFERENCE ON LAND AND POVERTY" The World Bank - Washington DC, April 23-26, 2012. Prepared based on the Land Regularization experiences of Habitat for Humanity Brazil and Centro Dom Helder C¢mara de Estudos e Ação Social Cendhec, in Recife, Brazil. KEYWORDS: Access to Justice, Women and Economically Vulnerable Groups, Land Governance, Land Tenure, Special Collective Usucapion

Improving Access to Urban Land and Property Entitlements for Women and Excluded Families in Cochabamba, Bolivia

Reports & Research
Abril, 2012
Bolívia

Paper prepared for presentation at the "ANNUAL WORLD BANK CONFERENCE ON LAND AND POVERTY" The World Bank Washington DC, April 23-36, 2012. With the 2009 Constitution (CPEB), Bolivia has recently adopted a new regulatory framework that recognizes individual and collective property entitlements, secures land access for women, promotes citizen voice in public policy, and encourages accessible mechanisms for land use, planning, and registry.

Access to Justice for a Responsive and Inclusive Land Governance

Reports & Research
Abril, 2012
Brasil

Presentation of the Paper prepared for presentation at the "ANNUAL WORLD BANK CONFERENCE ON LAND AND POVERTY" The World Bank - Washington DC, April 23-26, 2012. A study developed by HFH Brazil and Cendhec implementing partners of the Empowering Women and Vulnerable Groups to Exercise their Rights for Inclusion and Secure Land Tenure and Property, in Brazil; project funded by UKAID.

Estudo – Acesso à Justiça: a atuação do judiciário estadual de Pernambuco à luz da experiência de Regularização Fundiária do CENDHEC

Reports & Research
Abril, 2012
Brasil

O estudo de 2012 foca na atuação do sistema judiciário estadual de Pernambuco em ações de regularização fundiária acompanhadas pelo CENDHEC na cidade do Recife, Brasil, revelando obstáculos que dificultam a implementação do usucapião especial (coletivo) e, consequentemente, os direitos de propriedade e uso do solo de população socioeconomicamente vulnerável.

Land Rights and Agricultural Productivity

Policy Papers & Briefs
Março, 2012
Global

Property rights to land represent the key institutional asset on which rural people build their livelihoods. In fact, in many countries, landlessness is the best predictor of poverty. The nature of farmers’ property rights to land substantially impacts their willingness and ability to adopt productivity-enhancing inputs and investments.