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Every creature on planet Earth deserves to have a place on land and sea, or in the air to live and use, since it was made out of the land, lives and feeds on it, shelters in it makes it a source of recreation and upon death it returns to dusts of the land and becomes a constituent part of it. Land is for us all and for all species a common property and access to it is a prerogative for life of each individual specie and as communities of species in stable ecosystems, forming a part of the environment. For humanity land access and land use, i.e to be able to curve out own nitch, is at the forefront of human rights, side by side with life itself especially in for many a people in the developing world. This book privides focus into the land of Tanzania and how it has been put to use over the years including modes of security, and ensuing conflicts. It gives a narrative into the legal, institutional and social underpinnings of registering landed property as per land policy. It covers principles of land tenure security in the 1977 Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania and other instruments that uphold the traditional, customary and statutory land tenure security provisions. It discusses the modern-day approach of land policy making and assessment while delving into the major issues and problems in policy application, land management and land administration. It also reviews the implementation of some land delivery projects while pointing out the inherent challenges and impacts of climate change.

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