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Land Rights & Settlements

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Recognition of the right of the poor to land is vital to forestall future conflicts over ownership and access to productive assets in post-war Angola. There is concern that the 2004 Land Law potentially weakens small holders’ and peri-urban occupants’ tenure rights, the majority of whom do not have formal, and/or legal, land titles, in favour of those with privileged access to registered land titles.

For the urban poor, most of whom have fled to the city during conflict years, the acquisition of a housing plot and subsequent construction of a residence is the only means of wealth accumulation and a principal crisis-coping mechanism. The population of Luanda has grown eight fold since independence and most of the settlement and housing plot acquisition has been through the informal land market. Three quarters of the residents of the peri-urban districts of Luanda have no clear legal title to the land that they occupy.

Development Workshop has taken a lead in research and advocacy on land tenure issues and helped to found the Rede de Terra (or the Land Network), a grouping of civil society organisations created to facilitate discussion among communities on ideas and concerns around the land issue. DW has engaged the Government on land tenure policy reform and is building municipal capacity in local land management and titling.

Perfil Municipal do Cachiungo

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Date: December 3, 2017

O livro ‘Cachiungo – um perfil sobre o uso da terra no Município’ faz parte de uma série de perfis provinciais e municipais, produzidos pelo Instituto Superior Politécnico Tundavala (ISPT) …

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Perfil Municipal do Bailundo

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Date: December 2, 2017

O livro ‘Bailundo – um perfil sobre o uso da terra no Município’ faz parte de uma série de perfis provinciais e municipais, produzidos pelo Instituto Superior Politécnico Tundavala (ISPT) …

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Perfil Municipal do Cubal

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Date: December 1, 2017

O livro ‘Cubal – um perfil sobre o uso da terra no Município’ faz parte de uma serie de perfis provinciais e municipais, produzidos pelo Instituto Superior Politécnico Tundavala (ISPT) …

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Legislação Fundiária Angolana à Luz das Directrizes Voluntárias

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Date: December 1, 2017

O objectivo deste estudo é analisar sistema legal fundiário angolano à luz das recomendações propostas pelas Directrizes Voluntárias Sobre a Governança Responsável da Posse de Terra, Pescas e Florestas no …

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Reportagem sobre Gestão de Terras na Radio Ecclesia – Moises Festos

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Date: October 26, 2017

Reportagem sobre Gestão de terras na radio Ecclesia com Moises Festos. Empoderar os governos a nível nacional, provincial e municipal, actores não estatais locais e comunidades, para facilitar o reconhecimento …

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African Struggles For the Right to the City – Allan Cain & Agnes Midi

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Date: October 13, 2017

Africa has some of the world’s most unequal cities. Informal settlements in African cities, and the struggles that are fought in their defense, are evidence of deep-rooted exclusion. They have …

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Participatory Inclusive Land Readjustment a tool for self-financing sustainable habitat through land value capture in Post-Conflict Angola

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Date: August 16, 2017

   

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Workshop sobre “Gestão Municipal de Terra”

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Date: April 26, 2017

No dia 26 de Abril do corrente ano, a DW realizou um workshop sobre “Gestão de terra” focalizando “O cadastro como instrumento de planificação e controlo do uso da terra”. …

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‘Imobiliária’ do Estado Angolano quer Vender 710 Milhões em Terrenos em Luanda

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Date: March 30, 2017

A Empresa Gestora de Terrenos Infraestruturados (EGTI), criada em 2015 pelo Governo angolano para assegurar essa gestão comercial, prevê faturar 710 milhões de euros, até 2020, com a venda de …

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Video on Post-War Land Rights in Angola

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Date: January 9, 2017

Video made by Allan Cain for the Samuel Tak Lee MIT Land Lab spotlighting Development Workshop’s land readjustment project work in Bairro Fatima and Bairo Camussamba in Huambo, Angola.

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