Wilfred Land Reform And Nrm In Kenya 30th J Ul08 New
1. Land Reform and Natural Resource Management in Kenya : Lessons and Challenges for Land Policy Wilfred Nyangena Maurice Ogada Paul Guthiga Wairimu Mwangi
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8. Provincial Land distribution by potential Source: GOK, 2004 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Central Coast Eastern N.Eastern Nyanza R.Valley Western Provinces High Potential Medium Potential Low Potential
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10. Conceptual Framework Source: Own Conceptualization, 2008 Sustainable Development (SD) Land Reforms (LR) Sustainable livelihoods (SL) Goals of SD cannot be achieved with SL Land Reforms or Lack of it can undermine the environment sustainability SL cannot be achieved if environmental sustainability is undermined Environmental Sustainability
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14. Connection between titles, land markets & prosperity Access to credit Secure title More Security to Land Owners & Lenders More Demand for / and Supply of Credit More Investment in NRM Greater Productivity Macro Economic Growth Higher Land Prices & Higher Incomes Source: Mahoney et al., 2007
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