Protocol - The impact of land property rights interventions on agricultural productivity in developing countries: a systematic review

Protocol for a systematic review

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2012
Document Type:
Protocol
Theme:
Agriculture, Governance and Conflict and Social Change
Authors:
Hall, R., Hornby, D., Lawry, S., Leopold, A., Mtero, F. and Samii, C.

Abstract

This is a protocol for a systematic review which has since been published

The objectives of the review are:

  1. to understand impacts of interventions to strengthen land property rights on agricultural and livelihood outcomes in rural areas of low and middle income countries;
  2. to assess whether these effects are different for men and women, and under what circumstances;
  3. to assess specific mechanisms that enable or limit productivity improvement (barriers and facilitators).

The review will examine the impact of two types of land rights interventions:
1. Conversion of communal or non-demarcated land to free-hold and titling of such land.
2. Statutory recognition and codification of customary or communal land rights, and certification of these rights.

Citation

Hall, R.; Hornby, D.; Lawry, S.; Leopold, A.; Mtero, F.; Samii, C. Protocol - The impact of land property rights interventions on agricultural productivity in developing countries: a systematic review. Campbell Collaboration, Oslo, Norway (2012) 48 pp.

Protocol - The impact of land property rights interventions on agricultural productivity in developing countries: a systematic review

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Published 1 January 2012
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