Land registration in developing countries - Haldrup, Niels Otto
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This book departs from the contention that one barrier for land registration in developing countries is excessive requirements of information. The problem in conventional land administration is an implicit assumption of full information, which can be pursued in rich countries and which is consolidated by the modern information technology. Instead, this book argues, procedures for land reform and registration in developing countries must operate on in-complete information. The key is decentralisation and iteration; in practice more field-based decision taking. The arguments are illustrated by…mehr

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This book departs from the contention that one barrier for land registration in developing countries is excessive requirements of information. The problem in conventional land administration is an implicit assumption of full information, which can be pursued in rich countries and which is consolidated by the modern information technology. Instead, this book argues, procedures for land reform and registration in developing countries must operate on in-complete information. The key is decentralisation and iteration; in practice more field-based decision taking. The arguments are illustrated by examples from Danish land reform and other international experience. The scope of the book ranges from from practical land registration to conceptual issues and the debate on land registration in development assistance. The presentation is aimed at students and professionals in land administration disciplines and researchers and professionals in the development community who have become involved in land related projects.
Autorenporträt
MSc in land surveying, Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Copenhagen, 1975. Development studies, University of Cambridge, UK. MTM and PhD both from Aalborg University, Denmark. Wide experience in land reform from Southern Africa, Eastern Europe and Denmark. Since 1997 employed in the Danish Ministry of Agriculture.