Land Development and Governance Institute

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WHO WE ARE

The Land Development and Governance Institute, a non profit organization registered in the Republic of Kenya. LDGI was incorporated to fill the apparent gap in the land sector between pure advocacy associations and other professional associations charged with the mandate to advance and promote the welfare and service delivery of their professionals in the respective sub-sectoral disciplines.

 

• LDGI advocates for good policies, laws and practices.

• We track implementation of policies through our regular Scorecards and policy analysis

    forums.

• We empower society by sharing information through media, artwork and capacity building

   forums at county level.

• We carry out research to establish innovations in land use and development

Our work contributes to ending land related conflicts and disputes thus bringing social harmony.

We contribute to the fight against poverty through good land use and development; thus improving quality of life for communities.

We contribute to reduction in degradation of land resource and its better preservation for future generations.

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"We are the Land People''

Land is an important resource. Its management is important to the entire society. People need land for shelter, clothing, to produce food, for investments and generally to support life systems.

This importance notwithstanding, land has become a source of social injustice, conflict, inequality and its highly degraded. Over 60% of land in Kenya is unregistered creating insecurity of title and room for conflict in use.

The Land Development and Governance Institute, (LDGI) offers a bridge for communities and stakeholders to meet policy makers as well as for policy makers to meet communities for effective policy formulation and implementation. Read More>>

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