This is the arabic version of the Morocco country narrative

This report is the final output of the study Promoting well-functioning land markets for sustainable growth in Ethiopian Cities.

This case study examines the challenges and constraints in the land and property market in Assosa town, Ethiopia, focusing on supply- and demand-side issues. The research evaluates land-related policies, laws, and institutional frameworks at federal, regional, and local levels, assessing their impact on market performance.

This case study investigates the land and property market constraints in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, as part of a broader initiative to analyze land market dynamics in Ethiopian cities and their link to sustainable urban growth.

This case study examines the land and property market constraints in Addis Ababa, focusing on both supply- and demand-side issues. The assessment evaluates land-related policies, institutional frameworks, and urban land management practices at the federal and city levels.

The aim of this training manual is to enhance the capacity and knowledge of technical experts tasked with capacity building to appraise/implement PILUP(Participatory and Integrated Land Use Planning) project in their respective implementation areas.

This paper explores the concept, elements, and issues related to spatial planning, focusing on its relevance in the context of Ethiopia. The paper highlights the importance of spatial planning in achieving sustainable development, balanced regional development, managing land use, and addressing environmental challenges.

This paper analyses the peri-urban experiences of three key Africa countries. The countries are Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Tanzania. The paper aims at investigating how peri-urban challenges have been (or are being) addressed in these countries and derive lessons for Ethiopia.

Currently in Ethiopia land use planning is an issue of emergency.

The Mekong Region has experienced rapid agrarian change over the past two decades, driven by public sector policies promoting agricultural commercialisation to alleviate rural poverty, provide income opportunities, and modernize agricultural production systems. This transition has radically altered rural landscapes across the region, including Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam.

This video presents an overview of the first day of the 2024 GIZ Knowledge Exchange Workshop: Anchoring Practitioners' Experience in Responsible Land Governance Systems in Senegal.

Best practices around five thematic communities of practice were highlighted in Knowledge Streams, including cross-cutting themes such as climate resilience, gender inclusivity, and digitalization.