PUBLIC CORPORATION FOR LAND DEVELOPMENT

The Public Corporation for Land Development.

(c) Capacity and network development for assessment of land degradation

Department of Land Development

Tunisia has adopted a new Code of Land Development and Urban Planning, which provides incentives for the acquisition and development of land for building by the private sector for the disadvantaged.

36 Land against labour agreements benefiting women , Initiative for Mainstreaming Innovation, Linking Land and Water Governance, International Fund for Agricultural Development, 2004.

INAT National Land Development Institute

(a) Land, environment and development

ENVIRONMENT, LAND AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

The major development for rural women is the Communal Land Reform Act.

The preliminary bill establishes procedures to facilitate access to land ownership for peasants who do not own any land or sufficient land and to promote rural development.

Land development multiplier 200 per cent

B. Environment, land and sustainable development

(a) Environment, land and sustainable development

Prospects for agricultural development are limited owing to the small amount of land suitable for cultivation.

(b) The preparation of regulations for the development of under used or abandoned land.

Indigenous peoples land, environment and sustainable development

The UNDP programme for rural and economic development involved investments of some 5 million in new projects for land reclamation and integrated rural development.

Prospects for sustainable development appeared farther away, as a massive corporate land grab accelerated daily.

Development of the global land degradation assessment (GLADA)

B. Environment, land and sustainable development 55 74 16

Managing human settlement development, including financial and land resources

In Malaysia, land development policies were combined with measures to raise productivity of land and agricultural labour.

15 Women's right to land and sustainable livelihood in Kyrgyzstan , United Nations Development Fund for Women, 2003.

The major development for rural women is the Communal Land Reform Act (Act No. 5 of 2002).

The land cover characteristics database is designed for a wide variety of environmental and sustainable development applications.

The housing indicators were used to select finance for housing and land development as the priority areas for special attention.

It is critical for poverty reduction strategies, anti poverty policies and rural development and land reform programmes to specifically address women's rights to adequate housing and land.

The United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) has supported land reform programmes in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, including through the provision of technical advice on land legislation and training for legal clinics.

In 2003, through the Ministry for Agrarian Development (MDA), the Government made joint title to land a reality.

Brazil recognized that land and environment were essential for ensuring healthy living conditions and for the sustainable development of indigenous peoples.

Measures accompanying land grants should be strengthened so as to facilitate the settlement of those allotted land, as well as the development of the land.

Landmines and unexploded ordnance also render large areas of the land unfit for agriculture and development, thereby seriously retarding the economic development of the country.

The sum of US 1.1 million allocated in 2005 to the Rural and Land Development Agency for land purchases to meet the needs in the peri urban areas was totally inadequate, and the Kanak leaders were facing French justice for defending their land.

Remote sensing has become an important source of geographic information on current land cover and land use needed for rational development and sustainable management of agricultural and forestry resources and for environmental protection.

The use of rural land for housing is regulated by Ordinance No. 2 of the Minister of Territorial Development and Construction and the Minister of Agriculture (1993), setting out procedures for building housing on rural land this is allowed only for satisfying the housing needs of the land owner or the individual using the land.

Flexible land policies could facilitate cost effective and productive use of land contributing to economic development and poverty reduction.

While it must be remembered that no two situations are alike, priorities for mine clearance will often include, inter alia, the following provision of emergency assistance settled land with high civilian casualty rates land required for the resettlement of refugees and internally displaced persons land required for agriculture community development access to and free operation of health services reconstruction and infrastructure development.

Priority has been given to 92 specific areas for generating action plans for integrated land and water resources development using IRS data.

The restitution of land formerly used by the United States Armed Forces opened up new possibilities for economic development.

It is critical for States to specifically address women's rights to adequate housing and land in their poverty reduction strategies, anti poverty policies and rural development and land reform programmes.

Land reform was found necessary to diffuse the ownership of land and property in order to provide a base for the further development of the country apos s agricultural economy.

For example, some Parties mentioned land area and population size as important determinants of economic development (Brazil, China, India, Nigeria).

Each province has an elected Assembly which is responsible for local economic development, land reform, cultural affairs and primary education.

The Government was finalizing the formulation of a National Housing Development Programme and developing a national land and land use policy.