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Incrementally securing tenure

An approach to informal settlement upgrading in South Africa

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Dan Smit, Gemey Abrahams

01 April 2010

Urban LandMark

English

Urban LandMark Librarian

Research report

Urban LandMark

Africa

These documents summarise Urban LandMark's approach to incrementally securing tenure in informal settlements. This approach emphasises practical mechanisms that allow land rights to be upgraded over time. It has been developed from a range of activities, including input from research papers, a considerable number of interviews, and the testing of different processes with municipalities.

 

  • The first report (PDF, 1.15 MB) focuses on the Incremental Tenure Approach, which includes the technical proposal
  • The second report (PDF, 295 KB) focuses on the notion of local land offices and their potential for promoting tenure security and incremental tenure processes

 

Abstract based directly on original source.

Built environment

Gender

Governance

Housing

Human settlements

Land

Land administration

Law

Markets

Peri-urban

Poverty & inequality

Recognition

Rights

South Africa

Tenure

Tenure security

Title deed

Township

Urban

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