Sentences with phrase «land tenure arrangements»

the relevant State / Territory government developing and implementing land tenure arrangements to facilitate effective asset management, essential services and economic development opportunities.

There may be some real issues here where traditional owners comprise a minority of the community, and where non-traditional (historical) people make decisions to establish a land council and to change the land tenure arrangements over the community.

There is no evidence that we can see that shows that there was a balanced approach to try and give people the full suite of information you may need to make, for example, a decision around something like five - year leases or land tenure arrangements.

I do not believe that it is beyond the wit of traditional owners and the government to devise land tenure arrangements which streamline transaction costs without fundamentally undermining Indigenous ownership and control of their land.

This includes making funding for communities conditional on the reform of land tenure arrangements that obstruct new housing investment.

The debate was conducted mainly through the media, without great depth and without reference to the different land tenure arrangements across Australia.

For opportunities such as these to be successfully realised by Indigenous people, an assessment of the current land tenure arrangements is required.

He continues by noting that «it is more likely to be the communal rather than the inalienable aspects of the indigenous land tenure arrangements that may be the problem.»

Not exact matches

Well - functioning farmer organisations can negotiate access to land, adequate tenure arrangements and access to credit.

However, the NIC Principles focus only on the tenure arrangements for leasing land and provide no guidance as to how the social framework of Indigenous communities can be improved.

Significantly, the session also included the presentation of a draft guide on the principles in the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the International Labour Organisation Convention No 169 [188] and the International Labour Convention No 107 [189] that relate to indigenous land tenure and management arrangements.

One of the advantages of moving to put secure tenure arrangements in place on land council land is that home ownership will become an option for those tenants who wish to move in that direction.

Tenure arrangements must support the implementation of tenancy management reforms including the issue of individual tenancy management agreements between the state housing authority and the tenant without requiring further consent from the underlying land owner.

For Part C of the claim area, Kowanyama community land, the process commenced with the clarification of the tenure arrangements for each block in the community.

This change in approach has provided for the creating of «space» within some national land law systems for local customary tenure arrangements to continue to function.