In this issue:

• UN-Habitat wheels in hope for urban poor in Bangladesh
• FIG takes note of Participatory and inclusive land readjustment
• New publications

In this issue:

• UN-Habitat wheels in hope for urban poor in Bangladesh
• FIG takes note of Participatory and inclusive land readjustment
• New publications

Everyone has a relationship to land. It is an asset that, with its associated resources, allows its owner access to loans, to build their houses and to set up small businesses in cities. In rural areas, land is essential for livelihoods, subsisten...

Conventional land administration systems rarely improve tenure security for the poor. Many people, especially poor and disadvantaged people, do not have their tenure relations to land included in a formal administration system with women, in parti...

Land is a scare resource involving a wide range of rights and responsibilities. When poorly managed, it can become contentious often leading to disputes, conflict, degradation and other problems, all of them drivers of slum development and poverty...

Climate induced risks such as rising sea levels, tropical cyclones, heavy precipitation events and extreme weather conditions can disrupt the basic fabric and functioning of cities with widespread reverberations for the physical infrastructure, ec...