Land Reform Commissions

Land reform commissions are official bodies established by governments to evaluate and recommend changes in land ownership and distribution. Their goal is often to address inequalities by redistributing land more fairly, improving land use, and securing land rights for marginalized groups. These commissions study existing land laws and patterns, gather public input, and propose policies to ensure land benefits society as a whole, promoting social justice and economic development. Their work helps create a more equitable land system, balancing the needs of farmers, landowners, and communities.