Nigeria Land Governance Reform: What needs to be done to stimulate demand and support market growth?

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September 18, 2019 - Hosaena Ghebru<Hosaena.Ghebru@cgiar.org> and Adam Kennedy<a.kennedy@cgiar.org>

Hosaena Ghebru and Adam Kennedy, 2019. Nigeria Land Governance Reform: What needs to be done to stimulate demand and support market growth?, Food Security Policy Research Brief 97, East Lansing: Michigan State University.

Key Policy Recommendations

  • Bundle new systems for formalizing land rights with administrative and institutional reform packages to ensure sustainability.
  • Enhance the human and capital resource capacity of all ministries and agencies involved in land administration services, including at the local level.
  • Promote transparency through innovations with GIS and land digitization that also improve efficiency and reduce potential errors.
  • Support existing customary tenure arrangements that function well, especially in rural areas with lower land values.

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