The Church Land Programme is primarily a blog site. It does not appear to provide a dataset of land holdings owned by churches or religious organizations. This resource could be more useful in the context of land governance if it included such data, as it would contribute to a better understanding of land tenure security within religious institutions.

The document titled "Department of Human Settlements Annual Performance Plans" provides annual performance plans that indicate the delivery of housing and serviced land. This resource is particularly relevant to land governance and land tenure security as it offers insights into the strategies and goals set by the Department of Human Settlements for the provision of housing and land services.

The Department of Human Settlements Annual Reports are comprehensive documents that provide yearly updates on the status of human settlements within the country. These reports are crucial for understanding changes in land governance and land tenure security, as they offer insights into the living conditions and housing situations of the population.

The Municipal Barometer is an initiative of the South African Local Government Association (SALGA), in partnership with the Centre for Municipal Research and Advice (CMRA), the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), the South African Cities Network (SACN), Statistics South Africa (StatsSA), and the Municipal Demarcation Board (MDB).

The South African Spatial Data Infrastructure (SASDI) was established by the Spatial Data Infrastructure Act, No 54 of 2003. This act also led to the formation of the Committee for Spatial Information (CSI). The SASDI is a crucial resource for land governance and land tenure security, providing valuable spatial data for South Africa.

The Gender and Land Rights Database, developed by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, delves into the gender disparities inherent in country profiles, gender and land-related statistics, and a legal assessment tool (LAT). This resource is crucial for understanding the intersection of gender and land rights.

The Act makes provisions for administration and management of community land

makes provisions for citizens' participation in devolved governance

The document titled "Foreign Land Acquisitions in Tanzania – Global Ideology, Local Perspectives" is a comprehensive study of foreign land acquisitions and their impacts on land rights in Tanzania. It provides an in-depth analysis based on a case study of the activities of the Norwegian corporation, Green Resources.

The Constitution of Malawi is the supreme law of the land, organizing the state and government. It limits the actions of government organs, institutions, and citizens based on democratic principles. Chapter IV, Section 37 guarantees the right to access information held by the state or any of its organs when required for exercising individual rights.

The primary legislation addressing land issues, including land administration, grants, leases, agreements, licenses, and dispositions, fostering equitable land access and sustainable use.

Governs surveys on public and private land, supervises survey operations, and ensures the preservation of survey records. It also facilitates the creation of geoinformation products and maps.