After over two years of only engaging virtually, it was about time for the Land for Life cross-country team to meet again in person to reflect, plan ahead and reconnect. 25. March 2022by Anna Schreiber If you happened to work in an office job during the pandemic, you might
Towards assessing progress made on the implementation of the 2018 Land Rights Acts of Liberia, MAP Liberia Land Platform concludes a major National Land Conference in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County from March 1-3, 2022, as delegates call on stakeholders through a GBEHZOHN Declaration to: Prioritize coordination and decentralization of
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It is official, the National Land Conference will take place next year in Liberia. Read more about it here.
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In continuation of its decentralization processes, the Multi-Actor Platform for Land Governance in Liberia (MAP LIBERIA LAND PLATFORM) has completed an intensive two days Training of Trainers workshop for representatives of community-based organizations and members of Community Land Development Management Committees (CLDMC) on processes and procedures for customary land
On Monday, April 19, 2021, the commercial city of Ganta, in Nimba County, witnessed a serious violent situation involving some residents of Ganta (mainly of the Madingo tribe) and members of the Liberia National Police. The police carried out demolition of properties, instead of following an ejectment order issued
The Multi-Actors Platform (MAP) for land governance in Liberia has embarked on a three-day regional training for stakeholders in Western Liberia including Cape Mount, Bomi and Gbarpolu Counties on land governance. The convening brings together major actors and stakeholders in the land sector from the three counties to discuss
Monrovia – The race for land ownership is one of big issues in Liberia that has been engulfed with multiplicity of problems ranging from insecure land tenure forms and rights; lack of land use database for state, private, and customary lands; weak land administration and management; inadequate concession practices
A win for the people: Liberia’s reworked land rights bill is a big step towards peace and greater nutrition security. For the first time, civil society was actively involved in shaping the law. Good news from Liberia: both the lower House (house of representatives) and the upper House (The
