Responsible and Smart Land Management Interventions (eBook, ePUB)

An African Context
Redaktion: de Vries, Walter Timo; Mandhu, Fatima; Bugri, John Tiah

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The book showcases new empirical findings on the conceptualization, design, and evaluation of land management interventions. It addresses two crucial aspects: how and under which conditions such interventions are responsible, and how such interventions can be supported by smart technologies. This book is for all types of actors in land management.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 304
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000072532
• Artikelnr.: 59755105

Autorenporträt

Prof. dr. ir. Walter Timo de Vries, is Chair of Land Management at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) since 2015. He is the Study Dean for Geodesy and Geoinformation and the Director of the Master and PhD programs in Land Management and Land Tenure. He has worked in numerous international projects in Asia, Africa and South America, dealing with land information and land reform, geospatial data infrastructures and professional training and education in land issues, cadaster and information management. His current research interests at TUM include smart and responsible land management, urban and rural development and capacity development for land policy. Recent publications include the CRC / Taylor and Francis book 'Advances in Responsible Land Administration', and articles like: 'Responsible Land Management - Concept and Application in a Territorial Rural Context', 'Human Geodesy - Shaping a New Science and Profession for the World of Tomorrow', and 'Economic Versus Social Values in Land and Property Management: Two Sides of the Same Coin?' amongst others. Prof. John Bugri, is an Associate Professor of Land Economy at the Department of Land Economy, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana. He is currently the Dean of the Faculty of Built Environment. He holds a PhD from the University of Greenwich, an MPhil from the University of Cambridge and a BSc (Hons) in Land Economy from KNUST. He is particularly interested in people and land relations and focuses his research on the implications of man-land relations for sustainable land use and development, the dynamics of changes in political ecology on gender and livelihood sustainability and the broader role of land governance and policy issues in poverty reduction in both agrarian and urban communities in developing countries. He has published widely in both local and international Journals and serves as a reviewer for several Journals. He was the Country Coordinator of the World Bank Land Governance Assessment Framework (LGAF) for Ghana between 2011 and 2012 and currently the Node Coordinator for Anglophone West Africa under the Network of Excellence for Land Governance in Africa (NELGA), a GIZ funded project on Strengthening Advisory Capacities for Land Governance in Africa. Dr. Fatima Mandhu, is a post-doctoral fellow and lecturer at the University of Zambia. The post-doctoral research title is "Oppression of women and nature in artisanal and small scale mining (ASM) in Zambia. She has served as Head of the Private Law Department at the University of Zambia in the School of Law. Her current interest in terms of research are mining law, land law and gender. She lectures in land law and property relation as well as medical law. She is the project leader of "Mineral Law in Africa: Zambia/South collaborative project" from the Zambian side. She is participating member of the Southern African Node under the Network of Excellence for Land Governance in Africa (NELGA/NUST). She is the team leader for the scoping study on land governance and is also involved in teaching on the LLM program and supervises both undergraduate as well as postgraduate students researching in land law. She has published a number of articles and has written book chapters. Recent publications include: "Land Reform Policy Supporting Individual Land Rights and Diversification of the Zambian Economy" and "Land Titles or Deeds Registration as it Relates to the New Model of Land Registration System for Zambia".

Inhaltsangabe

Section I Introducing Responsible and Smart Land Management
Chapter 1 Framework of Responsible and Smart Land Management Walter Timo de
Vries, John Bugri, and Fathima Mandhu
Section II ¿Theory of Responsible and Smart Land Management
Chapter 2 Variation in Property Valuation and Market Data Sources in Ghana
Frank Gyamfi-Yeboah and Kwasi Gyau Baffour Awuah Chapter 3 Patterns of
Spatial Justice and Land Tenure Security from Urban Land Management:
Insights from Kigali City, Rwanda Uwayezu Ernest and Walter Timo De Vries
Chapter 4 The Paradox of Poverty amidst Potentially Plentiful Natural
Resources of Land in Rwanda Jossam Potel, Gloria Owona, and Wilson
Tumsherure Chapter 5 Influences of Community Land Rights and Tenure
Security Intervention Processes on Food Security in Northwest Ghana Baslyd
B. Nara, Monica Lengoiboni, and J.A. Zevenbergen Chapter 6 Human
Recognition and Land Use Behavior: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach
from Malawi Ebelechukwu Maduekwe and Walter Timo de Vries
Section III Context and External Drivers of Land Management
Chapter 7 Reflections toward a Responsible Fast-Track of Namibia's
Redistributive Land Reform Uchendu E. Chigbu and Peterina Sakaria Chapter 8
The Effect of Urban Sprawl on Land Rights: The Case of Nairobi-Mavoko
Corridor Luke Obala Chapter 9 Integrating Customary Land Tenure through the
Statutory Land Tenure System in Tanzania: The Case of the Iringa and Babati
Land Formalization Process Bupe Kabigi, Walter Timo de Vries, and Haule
Kelvin Chapter 10 Urban Identities in the Context of Land Management:
Evidence from Urban Development Processes in Kibuga in Kampala, Uganda
Pamela Durán-Díaz, Priscilla Tusiime, and Walter Dachaga Chapter 11
Authenticating Deeds/Organizing Society: Considerations for Blockchain-
Based Land Registries Gianluca Miscione, Christine Richter, and Rafael
Ziolkowski
Section IV Norms and Goals in Land Management Practice
Chapter 12 The Need for Land Use Planning and Governance in Suleja Niger
State, Nigeria: What It Is and What It Ought to Be Gbenga Morenikeji,
Bamiji Adeleye, Ekundayo A. Adesina, and Joseph O. Odumosu Chapter 13
Inner City Development in Ghana:Nature and Extent of City Expansion in Wa
Municipality E.D. Kuusaana, E.A. Kosoe, Ninminga-Beka, and A.R. Ahmed
Chapter 14 The Role of the Social Tenure Domain Model in Strengthening Land
Tenure Security in Informal Settlements of Uganda Lilian Mono
Wabineno-Oryema Chapter 15 Community Response to Land Conflicts under the
Transitional Constitution (South Sudan) Justin Tata
Chapter 16 Theory versus Reality of Inter-Agency Collaboration in Land
Registration Practices: The Cross-Case of Ghana and Kenya Uchendu E.
Chigbu, Anthony Ntiador, Stellamaris Ogutu and Walter Dachaga
Section V Land Management Methods and Tools
Chapter 17 The Use of Land Value Capture Instruments for Financing Urban
Infrastructure in Zimbabwe Charles Chavunduka Chapter 18 Is the Social
Tenure Domain Model a Suitable Land Reform Tool for Zambia's Customary
Land: A Case Study Approach Fatima Mandhu Chapter 19 Quantification of Tree
Crowns in Urban Areas Using Very High ResolutionImage Germain Muvunyi
Chapter 20 Public Value Capture: An Opportunity to Improve the Economic
Situation of African Municipalities Andreas Hendricks Chapter 21
Increasing Tenure Security to Enhance Sustainability by Using Smart Land
Management Tools in Kenya Tobias Bendzko
Section VI Future of Land Management
Chapter 22 Advancing Responsible and Smart Land Management Walter Timo de
Vries, John Bugri, and Fathima Mandhu