Promotes human rights, democracy, and sustainable development in African Union member states, guaranteeing rights to information and property as articulated in Articles 9 and 14.

Covers institutional and legal frameworks, land policies, and acts related to land tenure, development, use, and value. It emphasizes community participation in land governance.

Collects biophysical and social data on public land use, informing policies for sustainable development and environmental conservation.

Introduced in 1987 as Malawi’s first coordinated framework for sectoral development. It emphasizes spatial planning as essential for implementing and coordinating national development programs.

Lists property details for taxation purposes in Blantyre City, including owner names, contacts, property descriptions, plot numbers, sizes, and values.

Governs Lilongwe, ensuring urban planning, infrastructure development, and effective property rate administration for sustainable urban management.

The document titled "Statutory Functions, Portfolios and Composition of Government, Gazette Notice number 1121 of 2021" provides a comprehensive definition and allocation of mandates to various Ministries and Statutory Bodies.

The document titled "Agricultural Lands Act" includes provisions for the creation and allocation of allotments. This legislation is crucial in land governance as it provides a legal framework for the distribution and use of agricultural lands, thereby influencing land tenure security.

The document titled "Common Leasehold Schemes Act" is a legislative piece that provides guidelines for the division of land and buildings into distinct units. These units are then given separate titles through the implementation of common leasehold schemes.

The document titled "Disaster Management Act No 13 of 2010" provides comprehensive guidelines for disaster preparedness and response. It is a crucial resource for understanding how land governance is affected during times of crisis, particularly in terms of land tenure security.

The document titled "Electricity Act No 11 of 2019" includes provisions on the acquisition of land and rights over land. These provisions are specifically related to the generation, transmission, distribution, and supply of electricity.