Grounded Legitimacy: Strengthening Local Land Registration In Conflict-Affected Northern Uganda

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Fragile Truths

Knowledge Platform Security & Rule of Law

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This podcast is about distilling the most important findings of cutting edge research, and capturing conversations between researchers and policy officers about the ideas and assumptions driving current Security & Rule of Law policy. As we find out, what may be assumed as a reliable fact or a solid truth can sometimes crack under scrutiny. The conversations are hosted by Christian Kuitert (KPSRL).

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Grounded Legitimacy: Strengthening Local Land Registration In Conflict-Affected Northern Uganda

Fragile Truths

35 minutes 57 seconds

4 years ago

Grounded Legitimacy: Strengthening Local Land Registration In Conflict-Affected Northern Uganda

Although a key policy intervention for addressing conflict, land reform programs have complex implications for legitimacy of (inter)national and local actors. In this episode of Fragile Truths, Sudi Suleiman (Policy Officer at the Dutch MFA) talks to David Betge (Senior Specialist Land Rights at ZOA) about his research project on this relationship, illustrated by the case of Northern Uganda. Are NGO and policy officers paying enough attention to how land reform interventions impact the perceived authority of local actors, or their own legitimacy? How can interventions be better attuned to this ‘unmeasured’ local impact?

Click here for more information on the NWO-WOTRO research program. To get in touch with David Betge, you can e-mail him at: d.betge@zoa.ngo, or follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn. To get in touch with Sudi Suleiman, you can e-mail her at: sudi.suleiman@minbuza.nl, or follow her on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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