Institutional Framework for Land Governance in Haiti
Summary: This presentation maps Haiti's land-governance actors and explains why fragmented responsibilities create a need for reform.
Key Findings
- Adds Haiti-specific evidence from Land Portal's broader Haiti keyword search.
- Supports research on land administration, land tenure, cadastre, housing reconstruction, territorial information, rural land management or property-rights programming.
- Metadata was authored manually from local PDFs and recovered source records.
Full Description
The presentation identifies the many legal texts and actors involved in Haitian land administration, including DGI, courts, notaries, surveyors, ONACA, INARA, CIAT and several ministries. It is useful as a compact map of institutional fragmentation and reform needs in land-rights administration.
How to cite
United States Agency for International Development (USAID); Haiti Property Law Working Group; Land Portal, 2014, Institutional Framework for Land Governance in Haiti, https://landportal.org/sites/default/files/imported_files/landlinks_0881.pdf