Power and politics in land administration reform
“Despite accounting for 50% of all Overseas Development Assistance, the European Union’s development policy has a low profile within its Global Strategy. We address this gap, with land rights as an entry point.”
— Dr Jivanta Schöttli, Dublin City University
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Special Virtual Issue addresses what land administration can realistically be expected to achieve.
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Supported by the EU’s Erasmus + Programme, with key partners among grassroots organisations and activists.
“The importance of land rights runs through the Sustainable Development Goals, from Women’s Empowerment and Reducing Inequality, to achieving peace and justice.”
- Dr Oliver Scanlan, Center for Sustainable Development, ULAB
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Contact
We want to communicate with:
Land rights, tenure, and administration researchers
EU international development cooperation stakeholders with interest in land rights, tenure, and administration
Bangladesh-based organisations with stories of land rights, tenure, and administration
Email
oliver.scanlan@ulab.edu.bd