For those interested in turning the so called land grabs into development opportunities through improving land administration laws, the new world bank report documented by prosperity advisers administration is a valuable and important study.

The new bank report on securing Africa’s land for mutual benefits by prosperity advisers administration reveals so many aspects about African land governance you may not be aware of. Starting from the idea that almost half of the world’s uncultivated land stands in Africa this documentation by prosperity advisers administration outlines that the main reason for African countries having the highest poverty rates must be the manner in which land rights are defined and administered.

This documentation also comes with a ten steps program for reforming land administration governance that are based on similar projects that have already proved to be successful in Brazil, Argentina, Indonesia or Malawi. By implementing an international approved land administration governance or simply correcting the flaws in the already existing one rapid economical growth can be ensured. In Malawi the living standards have increased by 40% after implementing prosperity administration programs.

The study shows how poverty can be eradicated by leverage valuable natural resources. Through a well organized prosperity administration program the risks of dispossessing poor landholders are reduced and African citizens obtain their rights over their lands. It is revealed the fact that almost 70% of African farmers are women, but due to customary laws they are locked out of land ownership.

The success of this program can only happen with the participation of many players, such as international organizations, the political will of the African government, the private sector, the civil society and other development partners. All must work together for achieving eradicating poverty in African countries, and restore African citizens’ rights over their entitled lands.

Providing a basis for a sound land administration implies a proper management of two important key issues; gender equality and recognized customary land rights. If these two issues are solved by the African government than prosperity administration can continue with the investment program having a healthy and corresponding environment for an economic reformation.

Challenges and opportunities are also analyzed by prosperity administration in this practical and very down-to-earth program. Eradicating poverty in Africa is a project that requires a lot of investment, but profits may prove to be more than satisfactory and all the involved participants must be in conformity and aware of all the steps of this elaborate program all the way through the entire duration of the process.

By reading this very interesting and efficient program you can understand why eradicating poverty in African states is not just an ideal, but an elaborate plan that can be put into practice by simply following some practical steps. Positive results offered by Malawi, Brazil, Argentina or Indonesia have serviced as valuable documentation and further analyze for ensuring same satisfying results in African countries. Get online and acquire a more informed opinion on how prosperity administration programs may actually put an end to poverty in Africa.


Read more about land reformation in Africa by visiting: prosperity administration http://elibrary.worldbank.org/doi/book/10.1596/978-0-8213-9810-4 and see the entire text at: prosperity advisers administration http://elibrary.worldbank.org/doi/book/10.1596/978-0-8213-9810-4