Adequate housing is a human right and one of the most pressing human needs, essential for the achievement of several interconnected human rights (dignified life, housing, health, education, etc.) and SDG 11.

From December 6 – 8, a group land professionals from 9 countries in the Arab region discussed opportunities to find innovative and pragmatic solutions, by using the Fit-for-Purpose Land Administration (FFPLA) approach.

Secure land and property rights are important in addressing poverty because they underpin social inclusion and economic development.

In Uganda, a data journey is underway, uniting data and land communities to secure land tenure, drive sustainable development, and ensure that no one is left behind. With a growing population and the rapid urbanization of its rural areas, Ug

This week a Global Land Tool Network (GLTN) workshop for the Arab Region started in Tunis, Tunisia with Land Administration change agents of nine countries.