The Government of Mozambique, supported by the World Bank, is preparing the Sustainable Rural Economy Program (SREP), a ten-year initiative promoting integrated rural development through multiple small sub-projects across sectors such as agriculture, fishing, and natural resource conservation.

This document is a governmental bulletin from the Republic of Mozambique, specifically from the Ministries of Land and Environment and Economy and Finance. The document announces Ministerial Diploma no. 47/2020, which updates the fees payable by applicants and holders of the Right of Use and Benefit of Land, as set out in the Land Law Regulation.

This document presents a newly approved methodology for the delimitation, registration, and regularization of land occupied by local communities and national individuals. The methodology is grounded in legal and administrative technical procedures that must be adhered to in all processes related to land governance.

The Virtual Library of the Fundação para a Conservação da Biodiversidade (BIOFUND) offers an extensive collection of documents related to biodiversity conservation and protected area management in Mozambique.

The document is an official publication from the Republic of Mozambique, specifically a resolution (n.º 7/2021) from the country's Assembly of the Republic. It details the approval of the National Territorial Development Plan (PNDT) and its associated action plan. The PNDT is guided by principles of legality, justice and impartiality, sustainability, participation, and transparency.

This document introduces the BIOFUND Virtual Library, an online repository dedicated to the collection and dissemination of information pertaining to biodiversity in Mozambique. The library's organization follows the guidelines proposed by the Clearing House Mechanism of the Convention on Biodiversity. The document does not provide specific information about land governance.

The document is a resolution from the Republic of Mozambique's Assembly, approving the National Territorial Development Plan (PNDT) and its corresponding Action Plan. The resolution emphasizes the need for land governance and territorial planning in accordance with the country's constitution and the Legal Regime on Territorial Planning.

The Africa Region Technical Workshop brought together key stakeholders from Sub-Saharan Africa to discuss the expansion from pilot projects to nationwide land registration. The workshop featured parallel Anglophone and Francophone sessions, aiming to promote knowledge sharing, enhance South-South cooperation, and address common challenges in scaling up land rights registration.

The Africa Region Technical Workshop gathered diverse stakeholders involved in land administration across Sub-Saharan Africa to discuss the transition from pilot projects to nationwide land registration.

The Africa Region Technical Workshop brought together key stakeholders from Sub-Saharan Africa to discuss the expansion from pilot projects to nationwide land registration. The workshop featured parallel Anglophone and Francophone sessions, aiming to promote knowledge sharing, enhance South-South cooperation, and address common challenges in scaling up land rights registration.

The Africa Region Technical Workshop gathered diverse stakeholders involved in land administration across Sub-Saharan Africa to discuss the transition from pilot projects to nationwide land registration.

The Africa Region Technical Workshop brought together key stakeholders from Sub-Saharan Africa to discuss the expansion from pilot projects to nationwide land registration. The workshop featured parallel Anglophone and Francophone sessions, aiming to promote knowledge sharing, enhance South-South cooperation, and address common challenges in scaling up land rights registration.