Evaluation of innovative land tools in sub-Saharan Africa: Three cases from a peri-urban context

Evaluation of Innovative Land Tools in Sub-Saharan Africa: Three Cases from a Peri-Urban Context

Volumn 9781614994442, Issue , 2014, Pages 1-293

  van Asperen, Paul ^a  

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LAND ADMINISTRATION; LAND TENURE; PERI-URBAN AREAS; POLICY MAKERS; POVERTY REDUCTION; SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA; TENURE SYSTEMS; URBAN CONTEXT;

URBAN GROWTH;

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