The document titled "Uganda Wildlife Policy 2014" provides a comprehensive framework for the sustainable management and development of wildlife resources. This policy is particularly relevant to land governance as it outlines the strategies for conserving Uganda's wildlife, which is an integral part of the country's land resources. It also addresses issues related to land tenure security by establishing guidelines for the use and protection of wildlife habitats.

"The Administrator General's Act, Chapter 157" is a law that outlines the process for appointing an Administrator General. This individual is responsible for taking over the administration of the estate of deceased persons under certain circumstances. This law is particularly relevant to land governance and land tenure security, as it directly impacts the management and distribution of land assets following the owner's death.

The document titled "Uganda Forestry Policy 2001" establishes the National Forestry Authority. It also puts in place a comprehensive framework for the sustainable management of forest resources. This policy is crucial in the context of land governance and land tenure security, as it directly impacts the use and conservation of forest lands in Uganda.