Land Law Reform : Achieving Development Policy Objectives
This book examines issues at the forefront of the debate on land law reform, pays particular attention to how reform options affect the poor and disadvantaged, and recommends strategies for alleviating poverty more effectively through land law refo...
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ACCESS TO LAND AGRICULTURE ALLOCATION OF LAND APPLICABLE LAW COMMON PROPERTY COMMUNISM CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK CONFLICT RESOLUTION MECHANISMS CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT COPYRIGHT COVENANTS CREDIT MARKET DECENTRALIZATION DISADVANTAGED GROUPS ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC MODELS ECONOMISTS EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTS EQUALITY EUROPEAN UNION EXTERNALITIES FARMS FINANCIAL SERVICES FISH FISHERIES FORESTRY FORESTRY AGENCY FORESTS GENDER GROUP RIGHTS INCOME INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS KINSHIP LAND LAND ACQUISITION LAND ADMINISTRATION LAND LAW LAND LEGISLATION LAND MANAGEMENT LAND POLICY LAND REFORM LAND RIGHTS LAND TENURE LAND TENURE SECURITY LAND TENURE SYSTEMS LAND TITLING LAND USE LAND USERS LANDS LAW LAW REFORM LAWS LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASPECTS LEGAL CULTURE LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REFORMS LEGAL STATUS LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LENDING INSTITUTIONS MARKET ECONOMIES MARKET LIBERALIZATION NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NATURAL RESOURCES PLANTING POLICY MAKERS POSSESSION POVERTY ALLEVIATION PRIVATE GOODS PRIVATE OWNERSHIP PRIVATE PROPERTY PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY LAW PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC LAND PUBLIC UTILITIES PUBLISHERS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESOURCE USE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RIVERS RULE OF LAW RURAL DEVELOPMENT SECURITIES STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUBSIDIARY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TREES WATER RESOURCES WATER USE |
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ACCESS TO LAND AGRICULTURE ALLOCATION OF LAND APPLICABLE LAW COMMON PROPERTY COMMUNISM CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK CONFLICT RESOLUTION MECHANISMS CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT COPYRIGHT COVENANTS CREDIT MARKET DECENTRALIZATION DISADVANTAGED GROUPS ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC MODELS ECONOMISTS EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTS EQUALITY EUROPEAN UNION EXTERNALITIES FARMS FINANCIAL SERVICES FISH FISHERIES FORESTRY FORESTRY AGENCY FORESTS GENDER GROUP RIGHTS INCOME INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS KINSHIP LAND LAND ACQUISITION LAND ADMINISTRATION LAND LAW LAND LEGISLATION LAND MANAGEMENT LAND POLICY LAND REFORM LAND RIGHTS LAND TENURE LAND TENURE SECURITY LAND TENURE SYSTEMS LAND TITLING LAND USE LAND USERS LANDS LAW LAW REFORM LAWS LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASPECTS LEGAL CULTURE LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REFORMS LEGAL STATUS LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LENDING INSTITUTIONS MARKET ECONOMIES MARKET LIBERALIZATION NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NATURAL RESOURCES PLANTING POLICY MAKERS POSSESSION POVERTY ALLEVIATION PRIVATE GOODS PRIVATE OWNERSHIP PRIVATE PROPERTY PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY LAW PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC LAND PUBLIC UTILITIES PUBLISHERS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESOURCE USE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RIVERS RULE OF LAW RURAL DEVELOPMENT SECURITIES STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUBSIDIARY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TREES WATER RESOURCES WATER USE Bruce, John W. Giovarelli, Renée Rolfes, Jr., Leonard Bledsoe, David Mitchell, Robert Land Law Reform : Achieving Development Policy Objectives |
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Law, Justice, and Development |
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This book examines issues at the
forefront of the debate on land law reform, pays particular
attention to how reform options affect the poor and
disadvantaged, and recommends strategies for alleviating
poverty more effectively through land law reform. It reviews
the role of the World Bank in land law reform, examining
issues of process as well as substance. It also identifies
key challenges and directions, and stresses the need to
design law reforms in ways that suit diverse economic,
legal, and institutional environments. This book is a
contribution to comparative thinking on reform of the law
relating to land. It examines the implications for land law
reform in the broadening of development goals beyond growth
to include environmental protection, poverty eradication,
and achievement of gender equity, and it reviews a broad
range of experience in land law reform. After the
introductory chapter, chapter 2 examines how land law reform
is achieved through World Bank initiatives. It reviews steps
the Bank has taken to achieve comprehensive reforms of land
law in the context of natural resource management and land
reform programs and land administration projects. It also
analyzes lessons learned from various land law reform
processes. Chapter 3 addresses reform of rules affecting
women's access to and rights in land. The topic is one
in which broad recommendations are not necessarily easy due
to cultural and other norms governing women's rights
and freedoms regarding land. Chapter 4 examines how to
develop land markets while minimizing adverse effects and
enhancing positive impacts on the poor. Chapter 5 discusses
the importance of titling and registration of land rights,
reviews concepts that are supported by the Bank in many of
its land projects, and describes how titling and
registration can affect economic growth and the alleviation
of poverty. Chapter 7 deals with issues of equity and
poverty in the context of conservation and environmental
protection of farms and forests. It examines the role of
individual property rights, as well as the legal tools that
can be used to encourage conservation. The conclusion draws
together significant aspects from all the chapters that are
needed for effective land law reform. |
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Land Law Reform : Achieving Development Policy Objectives |
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okr-10986-71982021-04-23T14:02:27Z Land Law Reform : Achieving Development Policy Objectives Bruce, John W. Giovarelli, Renée Rolfes, Jr., Leonard Bledsoe, David Mitchell, Robert ACCESS TO LAND AGRICULTURE ALLOCATION OF LAND APPLICABLE LAW COMMON PROPERTY COMMUNISM CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK CONFLICT RESOLUTION MECHANISMS CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT COPYRIGHT COVENANTS CREDIT MARKET DECENTRALIZATION DISADVANTAGED GROUPS ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC MODELS ECONOMISTS EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTS EQUALITY EUROPEAN UNION EXTERNALITIES FARMS FINANCIAL SERVICES FISH FISHERIES FORESTRY FORESTRY AGENCY FORESTS GENDER GROUP RIGHTS INCOME INDIGENOUS PEOPLES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS KINSHIP LAND LAND ACQUISITION LAND ADMINISTRATION LAND LAW LAND LEGISLATION LAND MANAGEMENT LAND POLICY LAND REFORM LAND RIGHTS LAND TENURE LAND TENURE SECURITY LAND TENURE SYSTEMS LAND TITLING LAND USE LAND USERS LANDS LAW LAW REFORM LAWS LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASPECTS LEGAL CULTURE LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REFORMS LEGAL STATUS LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LENDING INSTITUTIONS MARKET ECONOMIES MARKET LIBERALIZATION NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NATURAL RESOURCES PLANTING POLICY MAKERS POSSESSION POVERTY ALLEVIATION PRIVATE GOODS PRIVATE OWNERSHIP PRIVATE PROPERTY PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY LAW PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC LAND PUBLIC UTILITIES PUBLISHERS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESOURCE USE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RIVERS RULE OF LAW RURAL DEVELOPMENT SECURITIES STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT SUBSIDIARY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TAXATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TREES WATER RESOURCES WATER USE This book examines issues at the forefront of the debate on land law reform, pays particular attention to how reform options affect the poor and disadvantaged, and recommends strategies for alleviating poverty more effectively through land law reform. It reviews the role of the World Bank in land law reform, examining issues of process as well as substance. It also identifies key challenges and directions, and stresses the need to design law reforms in ways that suit diverse economic, legal, and institutional environments. This book is a contribution to comparative thinking on reform of the law relating to land. It examines the implications for land law reform in the broadening of development goals beyond growth to include environmental protection, poverty eradication, and achievement of gender equity, and it reviews a broad range of experience in land law reform. After the introductory chapter, chapter 2 examines how land law reform is achieved through World Bank initiatives. It reviews steps the Bank has taken to achieve comprehensive reforms of land law in the context of natural resource management and land reform programs and land administration projects. It also analyzes lessons learned from various land law reform processes. Chapter 3 addresses reform of rules affecting women's access to and rights in land. The topic is one in which broad recommendations are not necessarily easy due to cultural and other norms governing women's rights and freedoms regarding land. Chapter 4 examines how to develop land markets while minimizing adverse effects and enhancing positive impacts on the poor. Chapter 5 discusses the importance of titling and registration of land rights, reviews concepts that are supported by the Bank in many of its land projects, and describes how titling and registration can affect economic growth and the alleviation of poverty. Chapter 7 deals with issues of equity and poverty in the context of conservation and environmental protection of farms and forests. It examines the role of individual property rights, as well as the legal tools that can be used to encourage conservation. The conclusion draws together significant aspects from all the chapters that are needed for effective land law reform. 2012-06-05T21:03:08Z 2012-06-05T21:03:08Z 2006 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/01/7082294/land-law-reform-achieving-development-policy-objectives 978-0-8213-6468-0 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7198 English en_US Law, Justice, and Development CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication |