The CIAT Land Notebooks No. 3: The Basic Land Plan in Baillergeau, Lessons Learned
- Extends the Basic Land Plan method from Bas Peu-de-Chose to Baillergeau, creating a second urban pilot case.
- Documents land regularization as a reconciliation of neighborhood history, parcel evidence, occupation and conflict records.
- Completes the known three-issue CIAT land-notebook sequence from national policy orientation to applied neighborhood cases.
- Provides concrete material for cadastral and land-security practice in Port-au-Prince.
This cahier extends CIAT's Basic Land Plan lessons to Baillergeau, allowing comparison across two Port-au-Prince neighborhoods. Its value is practical and institutional: it shows how a land-security tool behaves when applied to a dense urban area where local names, historical occupation, parcel evidence and conflict records must all be reconciled. Read alongside the first two land notebooks, it completes the known CIAT series arc from national land-policy orientation to two neighborhood pilots, giving planners and land administrators concrete material on what cadastral regularization requires in the capital.
How to cite
Government of Haiti; Interministerial Committee for Territorial Planning (CIAT), 2018, The CIAT Land Notebooks No. 3: The Basic Land Plan in Baillergeau, Lessons Learned, http://ciat.gouv.ht/sites/default/files/articles/files/Les%20cahiers%20du%20foncier%203_BAILLERGEAU_260718.pdf