Ghana''s Land Adminstration and Security of Land Tenure - Bebelleh, Frederick Der
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Various African governments have adopted various policies with the conviction that land tenure can be a mechanism through which the goals of ensuring equity growth and development.Common state land tenure strategies include land title registration programmes which are often not only in tune with local peoples culture and saddled with various implementation problems but also makes its process inaccessible to the poor and vulnerable groups. However, making land tenure a tool for achieving the above development requirements needs the appreciation of the complexity of the African tenure systems…mehr

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Various African governments have adopted various policies with the conviction that land tenure can be a mechanism through which the goals of ensuring equity growth and development.Common state land tenure strategies include land title registration programmes which are often not only in tune with local peoples culture and saddled with various implementation problems but also makes its process inaccessible to the poor and vulnerable groups. However, making land tenure a tool for achieving the above development requirements needs the appreciation of the complexity of the African tenure systems which require equal complex tenure solutions that can be tailored to respond to the cultural and economic demands at multiple levels. This has led to Ghana's adoption and implementation of Land Administration Program (LAP). With the use of multiple case studies, this book provides contextual lenses for one to critically assess the suitability of Ghana's LAP among two other land tenure options for disadvantaged groups in northern Ghana especially. It would be especially of immense value to students and professionals in land administration and poverty reduction.
Autorenporträt
Frederick Der Bebelleh, Mphil (Estudios de Desarrollo), Universidad de Estudios de Desarrollo, Tamale, Ghana. Anteriormente se desempeñó como asistente de docencia e investigación durante unos ocho años antes de ser nombrado profesor de la Facultad de Estudios de Desarrollo Integrado de la misma universidad en 2010. Está casado; con una hija.