Sentence examples for tenure policy from inspiring English sources

But activists say this is mere window dressing and that the problem of unfair land deals is a direct result of the absence of a clear land tenure policy.

The model can be used not only to evaluate but to plan for changes to Canada's forest tenure policy.

The first region of Uganda where the government intentionally introduced a new land tenure policy was in north-eastern Uganda, commonly referred to as the Karamoja sub-region.

At most institutions, the department chair is the primary interpreter of written tenure policy; it's his or her obligation to communicate the unwritten "rules of the game".

However, and even more so when dealing with large scales, additional challenges that fall under the governance umbrella such as tenure, policy measures and institutions have a significant impact on restoration, influencing it either positively or negatively.

Jakobsen et al. (2007) draw attention to a typical case in Vietnam where the implementation of the land tenure policy of the Vietnamese government has increased the forest cover at the expense of agricultural production and low agriculture productivity is linked to rural poverty (Mukadasi and Lusiba 2006).

"Revised tenure policies at Michigan State, Portland State, and Syracuse Universities regard engaged scholarship as legitimate work.

In the past decade, dozens of universities have changed their tenure policies to accommodate the family needs of their faculty members.

Busch notes, however, that few studies have directly investigated the effect of land title and tenure policies on carbon storage.

Second, we collected specific data on the consequences of land tenure policies, livestock husbandry policies and rural development policies on herders' action spaces and on cattle mobility.

Likewise, local involvement in natural resource management and the existence of clear land tenure policies are critical for sustainable land use.