CONTENTS
Foreword vii
Acknowledgments xi
Editors xiii
Contibutors xv
Section I. INTRODUCTION
1. Toward Responsible Land Administration 3
Walter T. de Vries, Rohan M. Bennett, and Jaap Zevenbergen
Section II. THE NEW INSPIRATIONS
2.Pro-Poor Land Administration 17
Marie Christine Simbizi, Rohan M. Bennett, and Jaap Zevenbergen
3.Land Administration for Food Security 37
Rohan M. Bennett, Georgina Rockson, Solomon A. Haile, Joe Nasr, and
Liza Groenendijk
4. Urbanization, Land Administration, and Good-Enough Governance 53
Berhanu K. Alemie, Rohan M. Bennett, and Jaap Zevenbergen
5. Land Administration for Post-Conflict Contexts 73
Dimo Todorovski, Jaap Zevenbergen, and Paul van der Molen
6. Land Administration Crowds, Clouds and the State 91
Peter Laarakker, Jaap Zevenbergen, and Yola Georgiadou
Section III. CREATING INNOVATIVE DESIGNS
7. Point Cadastre 117
Walter T. de Vries, Co Meijer, Susan Keuber, and Bert Raidt
8. Digital Pen Method 131
Didier Milindi Rugema, Jeroen Verplanke, and Christiaan Lemmen
9. Accelerated Land Administration Updates 145
Mireille Biraro, Rohan M. Bennett, and Christiaan Lemmen
10.Toward Fit-for-Purpose Land Consolidation 163
Rohan M. Bennett, Fikerte A. Yimer, and Christiaan Lemmen
11.Dynamic Nomadic Cadastres 183
Monica Lengoiboni, Arnold Bregt, and Paul van der Molen
Section IV MEASURING THE IMPACTS
12. Land Administration Impacts on Land Use Change 203
Peter Fosudo, Rohan M. Bennett, and Jaap Zevenbergen
13. Environmental Protection via Land Administration 217
Libia Y Romero Lara, Jaap Zevenbergen, and Kees Bronsveld
14. Displacement and Land Administration 235
Potel Jossam, Paul van der Molen, Luc Boerboom, Dimo Todorovski, and
Walter T. de Vries
15. Social Tenure Domain Model: An Emerging Land Governance Tool 251
Danilo Antonio, Jaap Zevenbergen, and Clarissa Augustinus
Section V LOOKING AHEAD
Future Directions in Responsible Land Administration
Jaap Zevenbergen, Walter T. de Vries, and Rohan M. Bennett
Index 279