From the American People
The Land Reform in Afghanistan (LARA) project will develop a robust, enduring, and Afghan-owned and -managed land market framework that encourages investment and productivity growth, resolves/mitigates land-based conflict, and builds confidence in the government’s legitimacy, thereby enhancing stability in Afghan society. The project began in January 2011 with an initial eighteen-month base period, and includes an eighteen-month option period.
Fact Sheet LARA Jun 2011 English
Fact Sheet LARA Jun 2011 Dari
Fact Sheet LARA Jun 2011 Pashto
13 February 2012 | Nangarhar, Afghanistan
As is common throughout Afghanistan, the city of Jalalabad does not have an updated urban plan, and until USAID/AESP/Tetra Tech Local...
8 May 2012 | Kabul, Afghanistan
USAID/LARA Minister of Women’s Affairs Dr. Husn Bano Banu Ghazanfar speaks at the First National Conference on Women’s Inheritance and Land Rights. ...
11 December 2011 | Kabul, Afghanistan
Members of the Women’s Land Rights Task Force held its inaugural session this morning. Chartered to identify customary, religious, legal, and regulatory constraints affecting land...
27 November 2011 | Kabul, Afghanistan
USAID/Jeremy Maurer Acting Minister of Urban Development Sultan Husein Hesari listens as USAID Deputy Mission Director Jed Barton delivers remarks at the land reform...
25 October 2011 | Kabul, Afghanistan
Afghans are one step closer to enjoying officially recognized, legally enforceable property rights that will Jeremy Maurer/USAID USAID Deputy Mission Director Jed...
8 June 2011 | Kabul, Afghanistan
Today, U.S. Ambassador Karl W. Eikenberry announced a new USAID project which will aid in the reform and build upon the improvements of Afghanistan’s land...
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