Cost for registering a property transfer measured on a scale from A - which stands for good practices - to D - reflecting weak practices. For more information please visit http://go.worldbank.org/21M7S7AZO0

Cost of implementing policy is estimated, matched with benefits, and adequately resourced measured on a scale from A - which stands for good practices - to D - reflecting weak practices.

Area of the country (1'000 Ha) including area under inland water bodies, but excluding offshore territorial waters.

Land used for cultivation of crops. The total of areas under ''Arable land'' and ''Permanent crops''.

Previously known as "Arable land and Permanent crops"

Agricultural land under cropland that is actually irrigated.

Cropland area certified organic.

Cropland area on which tillage practices leave plant residues (at least 30-35 percent) on the soil surface for erosion control and moisture conservation. Soil should normally not be inverted but only ripped.

Cropland area on which tillage practices involve inversion (turning over) of the soil over the whole area with tillage operations including inversion tillage/ploughing using tillage tools or equipment, such as a mouldboard or disc plough or powered tillage equipment, such as a rotovator.

Cropland area certified organic and/or in conversion to organic.

Cropland area under a permanent structure with a roof of glass, plastic or other material, used for protecting crops against the weather, pests or diseases. Such structures may be used for growing temporary or permanent crops.

Cropland area on which practices do not involve any tillage operations. After the seeding operation, not more than 25 percent of the soil surface is allowed to be disturbed. The soils are always covered, including for the period between harvest and sowing.

This indicator provides an estimate for the cumulative gross removal of CO2 from FLR activities included under the Bonn Challenge Commitment since 2011.

Reported climate impacts are divided into three tiers to convey the level of confidence and accuracy in the reported figures:

Customary tenure rights are (i) recognized and (ii) protected in practice measured on a scale from A - which stands for good practices - to D - reflecting weak practices. For more information please visit http://go.worldbank.org/21M7S7AZO0

This indicator reflects to what extent a country has incorporated the statement "Decentralisation of land administration services is effected through recognised customary land institutions." into its national legal framework

This indicator reflects to what extent a country has incorporated the statement "Decentralisation of land administration services is effected through formal land institutions" into its national legal framework

The data presented here refers to SDG Indicator 5.a.2 “Proportion of countries where the legal framework (including customary law) guarantees women’s equal rights to land ownership and/or control”.