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NELGA is a partnership of African universities & research institutions with proven leadership in education, training & research on land governance

ADLAND, TUM @TUM_LM , and NELGA to Hold Series of

ADLAND, TUM @TUM_LM , and NELGA to Hold Series of Capacity Building Events on Land Governance in Africa https://t.co/yqMdfN8muw

#MondayMotivaton #landgovernance #Zimbabwe #Ghana
📷cc: GIZ/Michael Tsayaye

Most African economies face informality, poor land

Most African economies face informality, poor land management and pernicious organised crime https:issafrica.org/iss-today/africas-development-models-must-change via Institute for Security Studies

#DoYouknow why land rights matter? Because land ri

#DoYouknow why land rights matter? Because land rights improve family, women and youth resilience to poverty.
What does this mean for #AfricanYouth? @NELGA_AU builds the capacity of young people on land governance to support #BuildingabetterAfrica #AYM2020

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Good #landgovernance is instrumental in achieving

Good #landgovernance is instrumental in achieving #Nambia vision 2030 as approximately 70% of the population depends on subsistence agro-pastoralism. #NELGA policy brief recommends land governance actions to meet Nambia development agenda.

https://t.co/7heoAYlljy

Point culminant de la cérémonie d'ouverture: For

Point culminant de la cérémonie d'ouverture: Formation NELGA sur la gouvernance foncière sur la révision des programmes à Dschang, Cameroun.

#gouvernancefonciére

Leading Universities in Central Africa Host Sensit

Leading Universities in Central Africa Host Sensitization Workshop on the Guidelines for Curricula Development on Land governance in Africa

"The Guidelines for Curricula Development on Land governance in Africa were endorsed by the AU Conference of the Specialized Technical Committee (STC) on Agriculture, Rural Development, Water and Environment in 2017. The Guidelines support the implementation of the African Union (AU) Agenda on Land; and responds to the call for AU Member countries to bridge capacity gaps on land policy development and its implementation."-Dr Joan Kagwanja, ALPC Chief

" Capacity building is a central component in the implementation of land policies in Africa designed by the African Union and whose implementation is driven by ALPC. The university thus positions itself as a practical and technical instrument for designing curricula that will allow in the long term to master the problems related to land tenure in Africa."-Prof Paul Tchawa, secretary general, Ministry of Environment

"Land tenure is a theme that can only be dealt with in a cross-cutting manner and has a strong aspect related to governance. It is by building curricula together from a variety of perspectives that we can ensure that the university becomes an object of development."-Prof. Roger Tsafack Nanfosso, Rector of Dschang University

https://nelga.org/2020/11/10/leading-universities-in-central-africa-host-sensitization-workshop-on-the-guidelines-for-curricula-development-on-land-governance-in-africa/

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