Reforming land tenure codes to allow individuals, families and communities to claim property or collective tenure rights on the land and the trees is the issue that matters in order to start tackling fairness in REDD+ and PES initiatives.
Housing condition was coded as "satisfactory" vs. "in need of repair", while housing tenure was coded as "owning" vs. "renting".
Following convention housing tenure was coded using the following categories; owned outright, owned with mortgage, privately rented and socially rented [ 21].
House tenure was coded on a four-point scale ranging between living with relatives, rented from town council, rented from private landlord and house owned.
Issues of land tenure and forest codes, for instance, still discourage smallholder investment in trees in some places.
So instead of student government, Antioch has had a community government, with students, faculty and administrators participating equally in nearly every decision, from tenure to a behavior code.
In his discussion of governance of rangelands in West Africa, Turner (1999), however, has argued that there is a risk in formalising pastoral tenure institutions into rural codes where flexibility is more appropriate in terms of managing access to common-pool grazing resources in situations where there is considerable spatio-temporal variation in the distribution of these resources.
During his tenure, the property "Registration Act", the "Indian Penal code" and "Code of Criminal Procedure" came into effect and the judiciary was separated from the executive branch of the administration.
I have been asked to perform many duties during my tenure with Countrywide that violated my personal code of ethics, and I assumed that with the transition to Bank of America, this would stop.
In a cover letter to Mr. Salazar, Ms. Kendall, the acting inspector general, said she wanted to emphasize that all the conduct highlighted predated Mr. Salazar's tenure and his January 2009 revamping of the ethics code.
