Land Regularization and Community Development Nexus in Cities of Sub Saharan Africa: A Critical Review with Urban Growth and Development Perspectives

Authors

  • Edmund Zakayo The Open University of Tanzania, Department of Community Economic Development, Tanzania, United Republic of
  • Emmanuel Patroba Mhache The Open University of Tanzania, Department of Geography, Tanzania, United Republic of
  • Magigi Wakuru Ministry of Agricultural, Tanzania Cooperative Development Commission, Tanzania, United Republic of
February 26, 2018

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Land regularization is an emerging urban planning tool which is directly linked to community development, particularly when one want to acquire title deed in unplanned settlements in cities of Sub-Saharan Africa. This paper contributes knowledge base critically with a view on land regularization and community development reviews in cities growth and development processes perspectives. Different urban planning approaches and modes have been discussed to provide a base for critical analysis and understanding in the context of land regularization and community development nexus, interlinkages and their impacts in Sub-Saharan Cities for learning and replications.