A source of information for practitioners and students of land administration in the Developing World.

A bridge between Landcare and Coastcare groups, governments, and business, connecting people throughout Australia to care for the environment.

LEI is an innovative and experienced international consulting organization specializing in land administration, land titling and cadastre. They provide project design, project management, project implementation and project evaluation.

Links a growing community of practice whose efforts contribute to progress toward the Summit of Americas goals relating to property rights systems.

The Land Research Action Network (LRAN) is a network of researchers and social movements committed to the promotion and advancement of the fundamental rights of individuals and communities to land, and to equitable access to the resources necessary for life with human dignity.

This site was created as part of the Land Watch Campaign being spearheaded by the Asian NGO Coalition for Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (ANGOC)

A website dedicated to following the Norwegian government's establishment of an inter-governmental High-Level Commission on the Legal Empowerment of the Poor. The Concept Paper, which so far forms the foundation of the Commission, clearly states that the Commission is inspired by the Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto's theories and the assumption that the fight against poverty can only be won through legal recognition of poor people's assets and their inclusion in the formal market economy.

The members and staff of Land Tenure Services South Africa, inspired by the desire to create an equitable and fair land dispensation, are committed to providing excellence in land reform.

Landweb is a network and information exchange tool for NGOs working on land advocacy and issues in Eastern and Southern Africa.

The League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development is an advocacy and support group for pastoralists who depend on common property resources. They work and conduct research with pastoral communities, primarily in India. 

A Learning apporach to increasing the security of tenure of poor and vulnerable people based in South Africa

LEMU is a movement which aims to unite the efforts of local people, local Government, local civil society organisations, students, elders, volunteers, and anyone with contribution to make land work for the poor.

Letloa aims to provide support to organisations and individuals that strive to facilitate the development process amongst marginalised minorities, especially the San.

The LUCID network seeks to generate and provide the best available information on land-use change and natural resources to local, national and regional policy makers and to the development community, as well as to scientists concerned with global environmental change.