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A practical guide to preparing, implementing and ensuring sustainability of reforms to property rights registration systems
News A practical guide to preparing, implementing and ensuring sustainability of reforms to property rights registration systems
19/08/2020
-Press release from FAO -
A new e-book “Real Estate Registration and Cadastre. Practical Lessons and Experiences", drafted by Gavin Adlington with contributions by Rumyana Tonchovska, FAO of the UN, Tony Lamb and Robin McLaren was launched in March 2020.
The publication is already available online for free and can be used as a basis for training, taking one chapter at a time, or for a workshop lasting two or three days, or just for reading about experiences and lessons learned in other projects and programs.
The text of this book is written to be enjoyable to read in a ‘conversational’ mode to explain what we did and why, and it is interspersed with specific stories and anecdotes that actually happened and that teach good lessons and experiences from multiple countries.
The audience for the book is those who would lead or be involved in such projects or programs, including senior staff in government agencies, team leaders from financing partners or bilateral donor agencies and consultants (local or international) working in the sector.
Each Chapter of the book can be read separately or used independently for training purposes. For this reason they are provided as separate downloads.
You can access the book here: gadlandreg.com
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UINL has been a partner of FAO since 2016 for actions to be taken regarding legal security in land tenure and gender equality.
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A practical guide to preparing, implementing and ensuring sustainability of reforms to property rights registration systems
-Press release from FAO -
A new e-book “Real Estate Registration and Cadastre. Practical Lessons and Experiences", drafted by Gavin Adlington with contributions by Rumyana Tonchovska, FAO of the UN, Tony Lamb and Robin McLaren was launched in March 2020.
The publication is already available online for free and can be used as a basis for training, taking one chapter at a time, or for a workshop lasting two or three days, or just for reading about experiences and lessons learned in other projects and programs.
The text of this book is written to be enjoyable to read in a ‘conversational’ mode to explain what we did and why, and it is interspersed with specific stories and anecdotes that actually happened and that teach good lessons and experiences from multiple countries.
The audience for the book is those who would lead or be involved in such projects or programs, including senior staff in government agencies, team leaders from financing partners or bilateral donor agencies and consultants (local or international) working in the sector.
Each Chapter of the book can be read separately or used independently for training purposes. For this reason they are provided as separate downloads.
You can access the book here: gadlandreg.com
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UINL has been a partner of FAO since 2016 for actions to be taken regarding legal security in land tenure and gender equality.