Land tenure, local institutions and natural resources in Senegal : synthesis, volume I
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USAID/Senegal requested that this study be done to analyze the institutional and managerial capacity of the Communaute Rurale and other local natural resource planning and management organizations and institutions in Senegal, including those influencing local level tenure arrangements.
Freudenberger, Mark Schoonmaker · 1993

Abstract
The study seeks to answer a series of specific questions: what roles do local institutions play in administering the body of land laws and regulation in Senegal; how well are land laws understood at the local level; what kinds of rights do local traditional institutions retain over farmland and common property resources; what types of resource management innovations have been undertaken at the individual, village, or rural community council district level; what lessons can be learned from these innovations; and, what is the managerial capacity of the rural community councils to manage natural resources? Policy and program recommendations are included. (Author abstract)
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