Madagascar land certificates - Making an impact on land reform and agriculture

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Impact of Land Certificates on Agriculture and Rural Households Welfare in Madagascar

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In Madagascar, obtaining a land title was so time-consuming and costly that it was frequently out of reach for people in rural areas. Combined with population growth and increasing demand for land, this has contributed to widespread land insecurity. In 2005, Madagascar embarked on a major and innovative land reform to make legal recognition of land rights accessible to all, especially to rural populations. The rights to land nurtured by farmers can now be registered fairly quickly and inexpensively by a new official document - the land certificate - issued not by the central government, but by the commune, following a procedure carried out locally by local land offices. This reform has led to guaranteed property rights, which in turn is reassuring farmers as they make investments in their land, reducing land conflicts, and generating greater agricultural income.

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In 2005, Madagascar embarked on a major and innovative land reform to make legal recognition of land rights accessible to all, especially to rural populations, through the land certificate - issued locally at the commune level. This reform supported by the World Bank has led to guaranteed property rights, which in turn is reassuring farmers as they make investments in their land, reducing land conflicts, and generating greater agricultural income. Learn more: http://wrld.bg/zWtx50MOAy9 💬 Subtitles (CC) available in English, French 00:00 The impact of having a land certificate for a farmer 01:01 A guarantee for farmers to invest in their lands 01:30 How a land certificate has expanded a farmer's livelihood 03:19 Land reform in Madagascar since 2005 04:01 The support from the World Bank since 2014 05:19 Land is key to achieving food security and inclusive growth ABOUT THE WORLD BANK GROUP 🌐 The World Bank Group is one of the world’s largest sources of funding and knowledge for low-income countries. Its five institutions share a commitment to reducing poverty, increasing shared prosperity, and promoting sustainable development. http://www.worldbank.org - - - - - L'impact des certificats fonciers sur l'agriculture et le bien-être des ménages ruraux à Madagascar. En 2005, Madagascar s'est engagé dans une réforme foncière majeure et innovante pour rendre la reconnaissance légale des droits fonciers accessible à tous, notamment aux populations rurales, par le biais du certificat foncier - délivré localement au niveau des communes. Cette réforme soutenue par la Banque mondiale a permis de garantir les droits de propriété, ce qui rassure les agriculteurs qui investissent dans leurs terres, réduit les conflits fonciers et génère des revenus agricoles plus importants. http://wrld.bg/zWtx50MOAy9 💬 Sous-titres (CC) disponibles en anglais, français À PROPOS DU GROUPE DE LA BANQUE MONDIALE 🌐 Le Groupe de la Banque mondiale est l'une des plus importantes sources mondiales de financement et de connaissances pour les pays à faible revenu. Ses cinq institutions partagent un engagement commun à réduire la pauvreté, à accroître la prospérité partagée et à promouvoir le développement durable. http://wrld.bg/XlCk50DJkhZ​​

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