The press statment was published and distributed on the 13th of September. For interviews, please contact our colleagues in Sierra Leone directly: Berns Komba
By Lydia Fink
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
By Lydia Fink
Are you new to the concept of multi-actor Partnerships (MAPs) in land governance? You are not alone. Last week we finished a training supported
By Lydia Fink
A couple of weeks ago we published this blog on Chinese investment in Sierra Leone on the Black Johnson Beach. Until today, the project
By Lydia Fink
On Monday, April 19, 2021, the commercial city of Ganta, in Nimba County, witnessed a serious violent situation involving some residents of Ganta (mainly
By Lydia Fink
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,
By Lydia Fink
Is it for the establishment of a fish meal plant or to build a fishing habour? Will it be Sierra Leone or Chinese owned?
By Lydia Fink
English version below Construit sur le fleuve Mouhoun dans le département de Bama, le barrage de Samendeni a une capacité de stockage de 1.050.000.000
By Lydia Fink
The Multi-Actor Partnership (MAP) on land governance in Ethiopia is composed of actors from different constituencies: representatives of relevant government offices, civil society organizations,
By Mulu
Sierra Leone is still far from establishing a reliable data base on its land mass with verifiable boundaries between parcels of land. Thus, household
By Lydia Fink
Have you ever thought about decentralizing your multi-actor platform (MAP) on land governance? Or are you already busy within the process of doing so?
By Lydia Fink
We are very exited to announce the launch of our newly designed website. After months of hard work and dedication we are delighted to
