Land Management Institutions

Land management institutions are organizations, laws, and rules that regulate how land is used, protected, and conserved. They facilitate fair access, ownership, and utilization of land for various purposes like agriculture, housing, conservation, and development. These institutions establish policies, ensure sustainable practices, resolve disputes, and oversee resource rights. By providing a structured framework, they help balance economic growth, environmental preservation, and social needs, ensuring land resources are managed efficiently and equitably for current and future generations.