Publication year:
1995
The Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development (MLHUD) in Tanzania is currently reviewing land policy, with the aim of supporting equitable, environmentally sustainable agricultural growth. A Seminar and RRA's in four villages provided an opportunity for mid-level policy-makers from different government departments to think about land policy issues. The article describes how a RRA carried out in one of the villages revealed many problems with the process of land use planning (LUP). Many of these arose from attempting to use a top-down process in a situation that required bottom-up planning.
Interest groups:
Regional and national level planners will find this discussion illuminating
Pages:
26-30