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- Protecting Community Lands and Resources: Evidence from Liberia, Mozambique and Uganda4.50 MBMay 14, 2025Downloads: 0
- Important Principles of Natural Justice that Government expects clans to apply when hearing cases1.13 MBApril 9, 2025Downloads: 47
- Protecting Community Lands and Resources: Evidence from Liberia, Mozambique and Uganda4.50 MBMay 14, 2025Downloads: 0
- Important Principles of Natural Justice that Government expects clans to apply when hearing cases1.13 MBApril 9, 2025Downloads: 47
- Accessing land for development: Guide to compulsory acquisition and other alternatives.11.51 MBApril 9, 2025Downloads: 55
- Agreements reached during the previous cabinet meeting on 12th September 2014396.52 KBApril 9, 2025Downloads: 36
- What assumptions are made when commununal land registration is promoted3.63 MBApril 9, 2025Downloads: 36
- Why Uganda should be cautious about amending Article 26 of the Constitution3.20 MBApril 9, 2025Downloads: 37
- Understanding the Strengthening Women’s Land Rights Under Customary Tenure in Uganda4.07 MBApril 9, 2025Downloads: 41
- Securing family and community land rights for equity and sustainability through resilient, traditional Land management institutions430.95 KBFebruary 26, 2025Downloads: 180
- A land market is the strategy for access to land for Development”. Which land market? For whose benefit?411.48 KBFebruary 26, 2025Downloads: 98
- Poem: Te Kwaro na, Nyutu Nga a’an abedo (Your Culture, Your Food, Your Identity)186.57 KBNovember 19, 2024Downloads: 265
- Uganda’s Loss of land, loss of indigenous seed/food varieties and their productivity: Experiences of Widows in Teso and Kumam Sub-regions228.03 KBNovember 19, 2024Downloads: 265
- Uganda’s Loss of land, loss of indigenous seed/food varieties and their productivity: Explorations from Busoga sub-region196.37 KBNovember 19, 2024Downloads: 441
- Uganda’s Loss of land, loss of indigenous seed/food varieties and their productivity: Explorations from Lango Sub-region242.75 KBNovember 19, 2024Downloads: 394
- Uganda’s Loss of Pastoral Land and Indigenous Food, Animal and Grass Varieties: Experiences from the Pastoral Complex of Karamoja Region293.66 KBNovember 19, 2024Downloads: 359
- Research to Explore Customary Land Owners’ Perceptions of Titling in Lango and Teso Sub-regions Uganda 2019735.29 KBOctober 23, 2024Downloads: 364
- Compulsory acquisition of land: The need for robust governance to deliver public interest projects through land assembly1.59 MBMarch 19, 2018Downloads: 374
- A Land Market for Poverty Eradication? A case study of the impact of Uganda’s Land Acts on policy hopes for development and poverty eradication.207.76 KBOctober 23, 2024Downloads: 378
- LEMU’s Response to Land Registration Process in Uganda549.12 KBAugust 12, 2024Downloads: 460
On 8th August 2024, Daily Monitor published a “New 4-step land titling” process adopted by the Government of Uganda to improve the process of land registration in the country, with the aim of attaining economic development.
- Our Land Our Future! What does this statement mean to people who depend on land?628.77 KBJune 5, 2024Downloads: 396
- Good Practices and Lessons learnt from the field during the implementation of the RGIL project in Dokolo and Amolatar Districts3.48 MBDecember 12, 2023Downloads: 953
- LEMU’s presentation during the National Land Policy Platform Meeting425.49 KBDecember 12, 2023Downloads: 660
- Gender Sensitive Toolkit for Land and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)660.42 KBDecember 12, 2023Downloads: 1272
- Lessons from the Field on Conflict Resolution in Community Land Protection848.32 KBNovember 11, 2023Downloads: 718
- A decade of LEMU’s contribution towards implementation of NLP (2013- 2023)425.49 KBNovember 8, 2023Downloads: 790
- Position paper on review of continued conversion of customary land tenure441.61 KBNovember 8, 2023Downloads: 1355
- Gender Sensitive Toolkit For Land and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)1.00 MBNovember 6, 2023Downloads: 872
- The proposed Land Act Amendment and its implications for customary land in Uganda557.30 KBOctober 7, 2023Downloads: 961
- Policy brief July 4 on article 26 of constitutional amendment, as sent Ker Kwaro Acholi, through Matthew466.56 KBOctober 7, 2023Downloads: 685
- Policy Discussion Paper 4: Does customary tenure have a role in modern economic development?63.04 KBOctober 7, 2023Downloads: 662
- What land rights do people have under the rules of customary tenure293.51 KBMarch 15, 2022Downloads: 569
- Can Rural Karimojong suceed in protecting their communal land, 2018 lessons learnt Policy Brief 2018?236.64 KBDecember 7, 2018Downloads: 524
- The Tragedy of the owners of the commons – Lessons learnt in Karamoja by LEMU462.54 KBFebruary 5, 2018Downloads: 700
- The tragedy of the owners of the commons, lessons learnt in Karamoja by LEMU revised for districts155.05 KBFebruary 5, 2018Downloads: 724
- Ask these questions to promoters of current titles and certificates, as sent to board99.09 KBJanuary 8, 2018Downloads: 592
- Certificates of Customary Ownership (CCOs) Are Not What They Seem on the Surface: Risks to CCOs339.97 KBMay 9, 2017Downloads: 865
- Family and Community Land Titles: the best strategy to advance and protect women’s land rights.294.07 KBNovember 7, 2014Downloads: 838
- Using ‘Visioning’ to Build a Positive Foundation for Community Land Protection9.40 MBJune 7, 2014Downloads: 503
- Wetland and communal land fact finding assessment report, Lango-Sub Region3.11 MBOctober 7, 2012Downloads: 551
- Charting the way for effective land dispute resolution in Uganda726.82 KBMarch 7, 2012Downloads: 1248
- Understanding and strengthening women’s land rights under customary tenure in Uganda231.70 KBApril 7, 2011Downloads: 904
- Understanding and strengthening women’s land rights under customary tenure in Uganda234.02 KBApril 7, 2011Downloads: 603
- Compulsory acquisition – Pressure from development actors and investors120.21 KBAugust 7, 2009Downloads: 546
- Compulsory acquisition – Challenges of finding land for development130.96 KBAugust 7, 2009Downloads: 706
- Compulsory acquisition – How local authority can promote development154.77 KBAugust 7, 2009Downloads: 587
- Compulsory acquisition – How districts can support leases and rentals203.35 KBAugust 7, 2009Downloads: 655
- Compulsory acquisition – How districts can support leases and rentals districts for land for development127.05 KBAugust 7, 2009Downloads: 771
- What land rights do people have under the rules of customary tenure?293.51 KBMarch 7, 2009Downloads: 749
- How can women’s land rights be best protected in the National Land Policy?276.19 KBFebruary 7, 2009Downloads: 767
- How can women’s land rights be best protected in the National Land Policy?279.47 KBFebruary 7, 2009Downloads: 401
- Fighting the wrong battles? Towards a new paradigm in the struggle for women’s land rights in Uganda200.74 KBDecember 7, 2008Downloads: 503
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