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Improving Land Administration and Control for Economic Growth: A National Workshop
On June 25th and 26th, 2024, the National Workshop on Improving Land Administration and Control for Economic Growth was held at the Tafawa Balewa Hall of Nicon Luxury Hotel, Abuja. The event brought together key stakeholders from government, academia, and the private sector to address the critical issue of land administration and its impact on economic development.
The workshop commenced with opening remarks from the Special Guest of Honor, Senator Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, Hon. Minister of Budget and Economic Planning. Represented by Mr. Henry Makinwa, Deputy Director, Economic Growth of the Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, the Minister emphasized the importance of land as a fundamental asset for economic growth. He highlighted the need for efficient and transparent land administration systems to unlock the potential of land resources and facilitate investment.
The workshop had the following objectives:
* To assess the current state of land administration and control in Nigeria.
* To identify challenges and gaps in the existing system.
* To develop recommendations for improving land administration and control.
* To promote collaboration and knowledge sharing among stakeholders.
The workshop consisted of several sessions that focused on specific aspects of land administration and control. These sessions covered topics such as:
* Land tenure systems and their implications for economic development.
* Land registration and titling processes.
* Land use planning and zoning.
* Land taxation and revenue generation.
* Land conflict resolution and dispute management.
The workshop concluded with the development of a set of recommendations aimed at improving land administration and control in Nigeria. These recommendations included:
* Streamlining land registration and titling processes to enhance efficiency and transparency.
* Implementing a comprehensive land use planning system to guide land development and utilization.
* Establishing a national land information system to provide accurate and accessible data.
* Strengthening dispute resolution mechanisms to address land conflicts effectively.
* Promoting capacity building for land administrators and professionals.
The National Workshop on Improving Land Administration and Control for Economic Growth was a successful event that provided a platform for stakeholders to address the challenges and develop solutions for improving land administration in Nigeria. The recommendations developed during the workshop will serve as a guide for policymakers and practitioners in their efforts to enhance land administration and unlock its potential for economic growth.
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