Conflict and post-conflict land administration – the case of Kosovo

Figures & data

Table 1 Interventions in housing and property rights and land administration in post-conflict society – Kosovo

Interventions in housing and property rights and land administration in post-conflict society – Kosovo
Institutional weaknesses	Economic and social problems	Security problems
Legitimacy of the state (international community and UN, and UN-HABITAT for the land sector)	Displacement – providing cadastral products and services	Including land in a peace document (to some degree supports security situation as well)
Political System	Destroyed properties and infrastructure – providing cadastre products and services	Land dispute resolution (adjudication method)
Government structure (authorities dealing with land claims, land administration)	International community and local authorities participation/co-operation	Displacement-land relation (reducing secondary conflicts)
Building capacities in housing and property rights and land administration	Citizen participation
Legal framework (land policy, land law, improvements in land registration)	Recovery of land records
	Implementation programmes (with aim to uphold rule of law, reduce conflicts, uncertainties and support economic development)