Consultative workshop for PSUP Countries on Participatory and Inclusive Land Readjustment (PILaR)

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stdm_tr.jpgDear colleagues, and website visitors,

Nairobi hosted the consultative workshop for PSUP Countries on Participatory and Inclusive Land Readjustment (PILaR): New Opportunities for Slum Upgrading and Governance Improvement from 28th and 29th of August.

Please see in the table below, files containing the UN-Habitat team presentations as well as country presentations. A presentation from Ms. Somsook Boonyabancha, the key speaker is also included.

We hope this information helps you to assess the use of this methodology when undertaking slum upgrading.We would also like to inform you that on the 3rd and 4th of December, we will hold an Expert Group Meeting in Nairobi, Kenya.The meeting will provide a platform for reflecting and producing a methodology to support slum upgrading interventions.

For more information, don’t hesitate to contact Ms. Paola Siclari at paola.siclari@unhabitat.org, Ms. Kerstin Sommer at kerstin.sommer@unhabitat.org or Mr. Solomon Haile at solomon.haile@unhabitat.org

Document Title & Link Document Title & Link
Global Pilot (Albert Padros) Land Administration System Implications (Cyprian Selebalo)
Ghana Exercise Presentation Rights and interests (Gianluca Crispi)
Kenyan Presentation – STDM Scaling Up Kenyan Presentation
Namibia Country Exercise The Global Land Tool Network (Ombretta Tempra)
Mapping Survey by people – Fiji Ghanaian Presentation
Country Presentation: Kenya (Simiyu Edwin & Malachi Odongo) Directorate Deeds Registration Sub-sector Programme – Namibia
Country presentation – Namibia Country presentation – Rwanda
Land Readjustment in slums: The concept (Paola Siclari) Land Readjustment in slums: General Overview (Paola Siclari)
Participatory & Inclusive Land Readjustment (Mohammad Abou Samra & Mohamed Nada) Participatory & Inclusive Land Readjustment II (Mohammad Abou Samra & Mohamed Nada)
Land Readjustment in slums: Situations to resolve (Paola Siclari) Key to Inclusive City Development – Experiences from Asia and Thailand (Somsook Boonyabancha)