Author: Food and Agriculture Organization of the Publisher: Food & Agriculture Org ISBN: 9789250058542 Category : Business & Economics Languages : en Pages : 68
Book Description
The articles in this supplement the recent publication Good governance in land tenure and administration (Land tenure studies No. 9), which provides practical advice for land professionals on improving governance in a land administration system or other land tenure arrangement. They also present important lessons to be learned from two case studies (one on Georgia, and one on the reunification of Germany). - Les articles de ce num�ro compl�tent la publication r�cente intitul� Administration fonci�re et bonne gouvernance (Etudes fonci�res n� 9), qui donne aux professionnels du secteur des conseils sur la fa�on d'am�liorer la gouvernance en mati�re d'administration fonci�re. Ils offrent �galement d'importants enseignements qui peuvent �tre tires de deux �tudes de cas (l'une sur la Georgie, et l'autre sur la r�unification de l'Allemagne. - Los art�culos que figuran en este n�mero complementan la reciente publicaci�n Buena gesti�n p�blica de la tenencia y administraci�n de la tierra (Estudio sobre tenencia de la tierra N� 9), que da consejos pr�cticos a los profesionales del �mbito de la tierra sobre la mejora de la gesti�n publica en un sistema de administraci�n. Tambi�n presentan dos estudios de casos - uno sobre Georgia y otro sobre la reunificaci�n de Alemania - de los que se pueden extraer importantes lecciones.
Author: Agrarian Research and Intelligence Service (FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS). Rural Institutions and Services Division Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages :
Author: Food And Agriculture Org. Staff Publisher: ISBN: 9780119864656 Category : Languages : en Pages : 119
Book Description
First appearing in 1963 this bulletin reflects the realization that reforming rural society so as to provide all citizens with access to sufficient food and economic, political and social security depends just as much on access to social rights as it does on access to agricultural land. This is the only scholarly journal devoted to land tenure reform issues and has maintained its focus and increased its audience over more than a decade, in which most development specialists have lost faith in land reform and many development agencies became outspoken opponents. It aims to bring the ideas and data of those working in projects and rural administration into discussions with authors who represent the research community, a kind of "reality check"