Partnership for Action Presentations
This page contains conference presentations from the Partnership for Action: Improving Land Governance and Management in Africa, 15-17 August 2017. Presentations are listed in chronological order following along with the agenda.
Day 1
African Land Governance and Architecture
Presentation by Sue Mbaya: Land Policies, Frameworks and Guidelines in Africa
Exploring the Policy Making Process
Presentation by Charl-Thom Bayer: Case Study Namibia Mass Housing Policy
Presentation by Stephen Berrisford: Reforming Urban Land and Housing Laws in Africa
Role of Data in Relation to Land Governance
Policy Makes and CSOs on Approaches, Methodologies and Contributions to Policy Making (Enumeration, STDM, GEC)
Presentation by Steve Ouma: Kenya – Mukuru Special Planning Area, Pamoja Trust
Presentation by Veronica Katulushi: Zambia
Presentation by Anna Muller: Namibia – Participatory planning and policy influence
Liberia Urban Reform: Housing and Land Partnership for Transformation
Presentation by Hon. Ellen O. Pratt and Es-Samir Bropleh, Sr.
Day 2
Continuum of Land Rights, Fit for Purpose Land Governance Approaches and Legislative Responses
Presentation by Samuel Mabikke: Continuum of Land Rights
Presentation by Ase Christensen: Namibian Case: The Flexible Tenure Act in relation to the SDGs
Incremental Tenure: Operationalising Tenure Approaches
Presentation by Mark Napier: Introduction and Timeline
Presentation by Allan Cain: Urban Tenure Approaches and Innovative approaches to land governance
World Cafe on the GLTN Tools in Action
Presentation by Steve Ouma: Social Tenure Domain Model (STDM)
Presentation by Allan Cain: Participatory and Inclusive Land Readjustment (PILaR)
Multi-Sector Response – Partnership in Action What Lessons have been Learnt
Presentation by Mark Napier: Professional Body
Rural/Urban Linkages and Customary Land Rights and Urbanisation
Presentation by Joseph Schechla
Networking Dinner hosted by Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST)
Dinner presentation on the Network of Excellence on Land Governance in Africa (NELGA)