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Seeking ways out of the impasse on land reform in Southern Africa: Notes from an informal 'think tank' meeting

Manhattan Hotel
Pretoria, South Africa
1-2 March 2003

Contact: Kaori.Izumi@fao.org and sarpn@hsrc.ac.za

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Table of contents

1.	Background to the meeting
2.	Overcoming problems and constraints Is there a land crisis? Cyclical patterns of land reform in the region Redistributive land reform Land reform, rural development and sustainable livelihoods Questioning assumptions about the viability of small-scale farms Post-transfer support Rural-urban migration patterns Mobilising support for land reform The 'willing buyer, willing seller' principle Land tenure reform in the region Land rights of women Customary land rights and systems HIV/AIDS and land Donor support to government land reform programmes Donor support to civil society initiatives
3.	Proposed follow up to the meeting
4.	Appendices Participants in the Pretoria ‘think tank’ meeting Status of land reform in countries in the Southern African region Overview of current land issues in Southern Africa (matrix)

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