From Paper to Practice. Achieving Lasting Change through Land Reform in Africa with Thierry Ngoga

Episode #65 with Thierry Ngoga who has 16 years of experience providing strategic and operational solutions to governments and development partners in relation to land management, agriculture, and urban development.

His deep experience, which spans at least 17 countries across both Anglophone and Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa, has often focused on designing low-cost, locally grown solutions to issues related to natural resource management, agricultural systems, and governance. 

What We Discuss With  Thierry

•  What do we need to know about land management in Africa?
•  You published a book in 2018 with the title Rwanda’s Land Tenure Reform: Non-existent to Best Practice’. Can you give us a snapshot of some of the key themes from that book? 
• What obstacles must African governments overcome in order to successfully implement land tenure reform?
• What impact does effective land reform have on African agricultural output and food security?
•  How have you gone about increasing governments' capacity and capability so that they can appropriately prioritise issues like land reform and agriculture? 
• And much more…

Full show notes and resources can be found here: Unlocking Africa show notes

Did you miss my previous episode where I discuss Insights into the Complexities of Economic Development in Sub-Saharan Africa with Pritish Behuria? Make sure to check it out!

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