The transformative potential of localized land-registration in conflict-affected areas

Globally many millions of people lack secure access to land, particularly in conflict-affected settings, with implications for peace, social sustainability and the sustainable use of land. How can land tenure practices be transformed to contribute to wider transformations?

The transformative potential of localized land-registration in conflict-affected areas

The SecTenSusPeace: Securing tenure, sustainable peace? project aims to contribute to a better understanding of the challenges of local land registration and the recognition of claims in conflict-affected settings, through local fieldwork in Burundi and eastern DR Congo.

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