Sentence examples for customary tenure from inspiring English sources
Yet, land tenure interventions do not occur in a vacuum, but occur in the presence of customary tenure institutions.
Based on qualitative field work in Ghana, we show that customary tenure is extremely diverse, complex and dynamic.
Malawi, like other countries in Africa, has a new land policy designed to clarify and formalise customary tenure.
Internal territorialisation or the formalisation of forest rights has led to increased state ownership in many countries, often ignoring traditional or customary tenure and land use.
Land privatization reduces access to resources for those with secondary land rights recognized through social relations in a customary tenure system.
A well-designed landholding system should aim to ease the transitions of diverse customary tenure systems towards the requirements of a modern large-scale society.
The complexities of Melanesian customary land tenure greatly influence the adoption of community-based reforestation (CBR) in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
Farmers' motivation to plant trees is adversely influenced by uncertainties inherent in PNG's system of customary land tenure.
This paper analyses local communities' involvement in land use planning to regulate land use change and customary land tenure challenges in a rapidly expanding city in Tanzania.
Besides population growth, markets and industry are identified as major drivers of urban development in the Takoradi area (large SUs) and customary land tenure in the Bolgatanga area (small SUs).
