Emerging from over two decades of conflict, Afghanistan faces opportunities which were denied to its people for many years, as well as challenges. These challenges in the ongoing process of transition to a lasting peace are multi-faceted and range from economic development, security sector reform, judicial reform and responsible action to address the social problems of the communities to the healing of wounds which have divided people and caused conflict. At the core of the transition is the endeavor to rebuild a future in which human dignity and human rights are being respected, in which the rule of law is restored and national reconciliation takes place. With the restoration of the rule of law, national protection for those who were displaced and forced to flee will be reestablished.
The “Policy Directions: Housing, Land and Property Solutions to Resolve and Prevent Displacement” was developed by UN-Habitat and the Global Land Tool Network with the financial su
Land and resource tenure reforms have long been instituted in the Philippines, manifesting a rights-based approach to poverty reduction and social equity.
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