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Core Team
Erling Berge, homepage
Ole Hofstad
Stein Holden, homepage
Espen Sjaastad

Associates
Bernt Aarset
Arild Angelsen
Tor Arve Benjaminsen
Einar Bergsholm
Øystein Jakob Bjerva
Sølve Bærug
Einar A. Hegstad
Darley Jose Kjosavik
Berit Irene Nordahl
Eirik Romstad
Håvard Steinsholt
Steinar Taubøll
Arild Vatn
Pål Vedeld
Nikolai K. Winge

PhD students
Therese Dokken
Hadsh Tesfa Gebreab
Centre for Land Tenure Studies
CLTS Seminar on gendered land tenure

CLTS Seminar on gendered land tenure

Poul Wisborg, the Head of the Department of International Environment and Development Studies at the University of Life Sciences, will hold a presentation on the 27th of May, at 12.30 in the Thor Larsen Attic, Tivoli Building.

CLTS and UN-Habitat workshop on youth, gender and land rights

CLTS and UN-Habitat workshop on youth, gender and land rights

Centre for Land Tenure Studies at Norwegian University of Life Sciences and UN-Habitat organize a full day workshop on "Youth, Gender and Land Rights: Global Initiatives and Local Actions" at Litteraturhuset in Oslo, June 13th

CLTS Working Paper on land tenure rights and gender bias

CLTS Working Paper on land tenure rights and gender bias

The paper "Land tenure in Tigray: How large is the gender bias?" written by Therese Dokken is now published as a CLTS Working Paper.

CLTS Working Paper on maize productivity

CLTS Working Paper on maize productivity

The paper "Amazing maize in Malawi: Input subsidies, factor productivity and land use intensification" written by Stein T. Holden is now published as a CLTS Working Paper.

CLTS Working Paper on unbundling Land Administrative Reform

CLTS Working Paper on unbundling Land Administrative Reform

The paper "Unbundling Land Administrative Reform: Demand for Second Stage Land Certification in Ethiopia" written by Sosina Bezu and Stein T. Holden is now published as a CLTS Working Paper.

CLTS launched new book on Land Tenure Reform in Asia and Africa

CLTS launched new book on Land Tenure Reform in Asia and Africa

CLTS new book "Land Tenure Reform in Asia and Africa" was presented on the Annual World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty on the 11th of April in Washington DC. 

CLTS Working Paper on links between Tenure Security and Food Security

CLTS Working Paper on links between Tenure Security and Food Security

The paper "Links between Tenure Security and Food Security: Evidence from Ethiopia" written by Hosaena H. Ghebru and Stein T. Holden is now published as a CLTS Working Paper.

Discussant at UNU Interactive Seminar on Global Issues

Discussant at UNU Interactive Seminar on Global Issues

Professor at the Department of Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning/Centre for Land Tenure Studies at Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Erling Berge, participated in the United Nations University (UNU) Interactive Seminar on the 29th of March in Tokyo as a discussant.

CLTS Internal Seminar Series

CLTS Internal Seminar Series

In 2013 UMB Centre for Land Tenure Studies (CLTS) wants to expand the intra-UMB activity by launching an internal seminar series. To kick off the seminar series we invite all interested to our first seminar on Thursday 24th January, with Sosina Bezu and Stein Holden.

Workshop on Large-scale Land Acquisitions in the South

Workshop on Large-scale Land Acquisitions in the South

Centre for Land Tenure Studies, Norfund and Statens Kartverk arranged a workshop on "Large-scale Land Acquisitions in the South: Commercialization for Poverty Reduction or Marginalization of the Poor?"

 
Centre for Land Tenure Studies

E-mail: clts@umb.no

 
Presentation

Centre for Land Tenure Studies (CLTS) is established by four of UMB’s departments:
- UMB School of Economics and Business
- International Environment and Development
- Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning
- Ecology and Natural Resource Management

Organisations we collaborate with:
-
Centre for Property Rights and Development
- UN-HABITAT
- Norsk institutt for skog og landskap
- Environment for Development Initiative
- The World Bank
- International Food Policy Research Insittute
- International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center