Land use right for women in rural areas

Evidently, and according to the scheme described above, both regarding the official Land Law and to the Customary Law, put those in need of land for use, or who want to continue exercising their rights to use land, too many barriers for land ownership.

A customary land grant entitles applicants user rights as opposed to property rights. In the case of common law leases, the lessees can use the land for collateral purposes.

That fact causes troubles for women when they need the land use right certificate as collateral for loans in case of land use right division at divorce or at marriage or in case of inheritance following the death of the husband.

B. Agriculture, land tenure and livestock

Everyone is further entitled to utilize the land in accordance with the provisions of the tenure system within which the piece of land falls.

Therefore, both land use right certificate and the local land administration book only have the name of household's head.

Economic instruments which influence land use decisions, land use and mobility patterns.

With regard to old land use certificates that only put names of the heads of households, local authorities will issue new land use certificates that bear names of both husband and wife as request The 2003 amended Land Law also provides for that land use certificate must bear names of both husband and wife if the land use right is their shared property (Article 48).

Under the law, men and women have equal rights to land use.

Circular 1900 2001 TT TCDC by Department of Land Office guide procedures to offer the right to land use without any discrimination against sex of land users.

With regards to households, the head or the one authorized by him or her will represent the household in exercising land use right.

(b) Land use policies

J. Land and resource use and management, and internal self determination

(3) if the land is assigned, the enterprise shall buy the land use right and pay the assignment fee and

1. Indigenous peoples have the right to the lands, territories and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired.

With this understanding, indigenous people had the right to own, control, develop and use their lands and resource, including the right to use their own land tenure systems and institutions for resource management and development, to standards consistent with domestic laws.

E. The right to property, inheritance and access to land

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264. Land use and land planning.

It also acknowledges the provisions introduced by the 1998 amendments to the Native Title Act regarding indigenous land use agreements, as well as the creation of the Indigenous Land Fund in 1995 to purchase land for indigenous Australians unable to benefit from recognition of native title (art. 5).

The exercise of cultural rights by members of indigenous communities is closely associated with territory and the use of its resources.

Rural women, as a rule, are poorly informed of their economic rights, particularly the right to the use of land.

Land use change and forestry

Land use change and forestry

In the specific case of land for the family sector, the law recognizes that a family aggregate as right to land in as far as the use of land is concerned, and that land can be registered only in the name of the head of the household.

They give to the State extensive power to control the use of the land and its resources.

45. A particular problem that has been repeatedly brought to the attention of the Commission on Human Rights and the Sub Commission is the use or misuse of claim procedures to deprive indigenous peoples of their rights or their claimed rights to land and resources.

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Land use change and forestry

4. Land Use Change and Forestry

4. Land use change and forestry

24. We recognize the crucial importance of enhanced access of the rural poor, women and men, to productive assets, in particular land and water, and stress that priority attention should be given to the adoption of policies and the implementation of laws that guarantee well defined and enforceable land and water use rights and promote legal security of tenure, recognizing the existence of different national laws and or systems of land access and tenure.

Landmines have caused the removal of vast areas of land and resources from productive use.

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Conducts land use, mapping and geological studies.

(m) Consequently recognize that indigenous peoples' communal land use and creativity can give rise to property rights

He expressed the view that the legislation, if passed, would lead to widespread extinguishment of native title, removal of indigenous peoples right to negotiate over areas, including pastoral leases, and in general reduce the ability of native title holders to protect and benefit from their title.

Geology for land use planning and environmental management

2. Indigenous peoples have the right to own, use, develop and control the lands, territories and resources that they possess by reason of traditional ownership or other traditional occupation or use, as well as those which they have otherwise acquired.

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Local executive bodies of State authority have considerable power in allocating land plots and in refusing to do so. The leaders of kolkhozes and dekhkan farms and foremen have a great deal of influence on the formulation of the principles of land use. In most cases, they are men.

(i) Land use policies should aim to

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In addition, it is concentrating on implementing targeted housing subsidy programmes, strengthening the housing finance system, and applying an urban land policy aiming at regularizing land tenure, improving land markets and enabling access to land by all groups.