The GLTN newsletter for the first quarter of 2009 in a new template/layout is now available. It is announced that the newsletter
will showcase the Network's events, will feature some pro-poor land innovative land tools and will provide updates on a quarterly basis.
It is regarded as a way of communicating with all the Network’s members. The newsletter will also be open for contribution
and suggestions. Currently GLTN individual members are already estimated at 900, representing about 120 countries. Suggestions,
feedback and inquiries could be sent to gltn@unhabitat.org
Please download the Newsletter
Centre for Property Rights and Development
The Centre for Property Rights and Development is a department within the Cadastre and Land Registry Division of the Norwegian
Mapping Authority (NMA).
The Centre was established in 2005 with the main task to represent NMA in the international cooperation on legal empowerment
of the poor.