Consultant presenting the new SLLAP website to SLLAP and Ministry of Lands' staff
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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Pre‑Sensitization Phase Concludes Successfully in Bekeh Loko Chiefdom with Sendugu Section Orientation
The four‑day pre‑sensitization orientation for land committees in Bekeh Loko Chiefdom wrapped up on Thursday, 21 May 2026, with a highly successful session targeting participants from Sendugu Section. The conclusion of the Sendugu training marks the completion of the pre‑sensitization phase across all four targeted sections – Sanda, Kondato, Falaba, and Sendugu – paving the…
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Deputy Mayor of Port Loko City Joins Falaba Section Orientation as Float Parade and Radio Discussion Amplify Land Rights Awareness
The pre‑sensitization orientation for land committees in Bekeh Loko Chiefdom continued on Wednesday, 20 May 2026, drawing enthusiastic participants from Falaba Section. The session recorded a notable highlight: the presence of the Deputy Mayor of Port Loko City, who also serves as a female member of a land committee. Her active participation and salient contributions…
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Pre‑Sensitization of Land Committees Commences in Bekeh Loko Chiefdom
The Sierra Leone Land Administration Project (SLLAP), in collaboration with the National Land Commission (NLC) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), today Monday May 18 2026 began a four‑day pre‑sensitization orientation for land committee members in Bekeh Loko Chiefdom. The exercise initially targets land committees from Sanda Section. Over the following three days –…