Supported by the World Bank, the Sierra Leone Land Administration Project (SLLAP) aims to establish an efficient and accessible land administration system in Sierra Leone. We recognize the critical role of land administration in fostering economic development, social stability, and sustainable land management practices.
The Ministry of Lands, Housing and Country Planning is leading the implementation of the SLLAP. The project seeks to provide land owners, users, and managers with the enabling environment necessary for the widespread adoption of sustainable land management practices.
PROJECT COMPONENTS
1. Institutional Development and Legal Reform
Strengthening the institutional capacity and legal framework for land administration in Sierra Leone. Details >>
2. Land Information System Development
Develop an integrated and modern land information system (LIS) that provides accurate and up-to-date information… Details >>
3. Recording and Registration of Land Tenure Rights
Recording and registration of land tenure rights to ensure secure and formal recognition of land ownership. Details >>
4. Project Management
Providing effective project management support to ensure the successful implementation of the Sierra Leone Land Administration Project…
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5. Contingency Emergency Response
Developing a contingency emergency response plan to address unforeseen events or emergencies that may impact the… Details >>
LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES
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Ministry of Lands, Housing and Country Planning Capacitates Land Sector Officials, Others on Land Administration
In a significant step towards enhancing land management and administration services, the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Country Planning has kicked off a three-day capacity building training program at Sierra Palms. This initiative is part […]
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Day 2 Field Update: Our Paki-Masabong Chiefdom field team is actively gathering crucial land tenure data.
This data encompasses socio-economic and spatial details of land parcels, focusing on individual family members within land-owning families. This pilot initiative will cover 21 families. The team is currently collecting data from four families daily, […]
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Women are at the center of the current land reform strides in Sierra Leone.
Pictures showing active participation of women as data collectors