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The Global Urban Observatory

Expert Group Meeting on Land Policy Indicators For Africa, Addis Ababa 3-4 May 2007. Building a Global Monitoring System on Secure Tenure: Challenges and Opportunities . . Urbanization will predominantly be a developing countries' affair.. The more significant urban growth factors: 1 Natural population increase 2 Reclassification of rural areas as urban a. 3 Rural-to-urban migration.

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The Global Urban Observatory

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    1. The Global Urban Observatory

    2. Expert Group Meeting on Land Policy Indicators For Africa, Addis Ababa 3-4 May 2007 Im not convinced this is the best picture and diagram, you might wish to change? Maybe something that includes Ethiopia? And some graph on urbanisation in Africa?Im not convinced this is the best picture and diagram, you might wish to change? Maybe something that includes Ethiopia? And some graph on urbanisation in Africa?

    3. Urbanization Changes and Implications to Land Tenure Security

    4. Urbanization Changes and Implications to Land Tenure Security

    5. Urbanization Changes and Implications to Land Tenure Security Also, I dont know if this is really needed, but since the discussion will be on Africa, it might be important to highlight that Urbanisation is also important for africa and the tools have to address thatAlso, I dont know if this is really needed, but since the discussion will be on Africa, it might be important to highlight that Urbanisation is also important for africa and the tools have to address that

    6. .. Some Preliminary Conclusions

    8. UN-HABITATs Global Monitoring Strategy for Security of Tenure Just some background Just some background

    10. Here you should mention something about the peer review: for example: Recently, a Peer review was conducted to assess UN-Habitats Approach to Monitoring Target 11, namely to provide a scientific evaluation of the slum definition, method and estimates. The Peer Review welcomed the efforts of UN-HABITAT to develop a Strategy to Monitor Secure Tenure, and recommended to explore further the possibilities of enhancing an expert system approach. Here you should mention something about the peer review: for example: Recently, a Peer review was conducted to assess UN-Habitats Approach to Monitoring Target 11, namely to provide a scientific evaluation of the slum definition, method and estimates. The Peer Review welcomed the efforts of UN-HABITAT to develop a Strategy to Monitor Secure Tenure, and recommended to explore further the possibilities of enhancing an expert system approach.

    13. Not sure if this is needed?Not sure if this is needed?

    15. I tried to adapt a previous diagramme but it did not want to do really what I wanted I hope that this will do Light grey indicates laws and regulations and the darker grey the practice. Just the orange line did not want to follow my guidingI tried to adapt a previous diagramme but it did not want to do really what I wanted I hope that this will do Light grey indicates laws and regulations and the darker grey the practice. Just the orange line did not want to follow my guiding

    16. Strategy to Monitor Secure Tenure Example of LIFI Methodology: Government Intervention: 1. Evictions (25 points)

    17. Strategy to Monitor Secure Tenure Example of LIFI Methodology Low score - Governments engage in evictions w/out residents involvment or institutions. - Clear rules are not applied - Evictions are carried out by surprise - Appeals are not possible - The media is not informed or there is no free media at all, Medium score - There are a limited number of people or institutions involved. - Communities are informed about the impending evictions - They have the right to express their opinions, but no genuine role in decision making. High score - Eviction decisions made after ample consultations with all relevant parties - No restrictions for medias free and uncensored reporting. - Evictions are implemented within a reasonable timeframe - Appeal procedures are possible

    18. Strategy to Monitor Secure Tenure As a result of the LIFI: A summary rating from 0 lack of security to 1 maximum security A diagnosis on the existence of laws and institutions relating to tenure rights, inheritance and evictions Levels of applicability of these laws

    19. Changed the picture. This is one from KiberaChanged the picture. This is one from Kibera

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