Mailo tenure is the most legislated form of tenure in Uganda, having its origins in the 1900 Buganda Agreement.
The journey started 20 years ago to curate best practices for land administration systems for the land systems of dev
Currently and for the largest part, non-documentary evidence is still being used to help establish rights under custo
The Uganda National Land Policy advocates for the elevation of customary land tenure to a level similar to the other
The current Covid-19 pandemic has seen the whole world almost come to a stand-still with governments taking drastic m
Urban Land Use and Planning in Uganda is regulated under the Town and Country Planning Act Chapter 246, revised in 20
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Women’s Land Rights
Nearly fifteen years after the Beijing Conference on Women, there is considerable interest within the women’s land rights movement in Uganda and with government institutions to review the progress of gender equality.
