<p>The 2020 Ghana Land Act seeks to address long-standing land governance challenges by improving tenure security, improving efficiency and  accountability of public land administration and by streamlining  existing laws on land and land administration. Analyses by civil society actors in are shedding light on the gaps and prospects for success.</p>

The 2020 Ghana Land Act seeks to address long-standing land governance challenges by improving tenure security, improving efficiency and accountability of public land administration and by streamlining existing laws on land and land administration. Analyses by civil society actors in are shedding light on the gaps and prospects for success.

<p>The 2020 Ghana Land Act seeks to address long-standing land governance challenges by improving tenure security, improving efficiency and&nbsp; accountability of public land administration and by streamlining&nbsp; existing laws on land and land administration. Analyses by civil society actors in are shedding light on the gaps and prospects for success.</p>

Active citizenry in land governance: Problematizing Ghana’s New Land Act

TrustAfrica is a pan-African foundation working to strengthen socio-economic and political justice on the African continent with a mission to promote responsible citizens and accountable leadership. Through this podcast, TrustAfrica shares some perspectives and learnings from its work with partners, to promote equitable development through improved land governance and land rights. In so doing, TrustAfrica hopes to contribute to a deeper discussion on these issues.

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Active citizenry in land governance: Problematizing Ghana’s New Land Act

Active citizenry in land governance: Problematizing Ghana’s New Land Act