Land Inequality

Land inequality refers to the unequal distribution of land ownership within a society, where some individuals or groups possess large portions of land, while others have little or none. This disparity can lead to economic and social imbalances, affecting people's access to resources, opportunities, and power. High land inequality often results in rural poverty, limits agricultural productivity for small farmers, and can contribute to social tensions. Addressing land inequality involves fair land distribution policies and land reforms to promote equitable access, helping to foster social stability and sustainable development.