This document summarizes key issues around land in the Mekong region based on updated data and information. It finds that while the agricultural sector's share of GDP is decreasing in each country, the agricultural population is decreasing more slowly, and rural migrations are greater than rural-urban migrations driven by the search for farmland. Agricultural land area grew 20% between 1996-2015 primarily by converting forests. Smallholders still cultivate most farmland despite growing inequality in land ownership. Land concessions have transformed agrarian structures but often failed to keep promises, leading governments to cancel concessions and consider new investment forms respecting smallholder rights. Formal land titling has been limited and excluded certain lands, while customary tenure recognition has been state