Enhancing Land Security and Ownership Through Flexible Land Tenure System

 
Flexible Land Tenure System
 
Upgradable Land Tenure System Under the Flexible
Land Tenure System
 
 
Presentation to the 2
nd
 National Land Conference
Participants
 
 
By:   
 
Gabriel Iindombo
 
Deputy Director, Land Boards Tenure & Advice
 
Ministry of Land Reform
 
Presentation Outline
 
Introduction
Objectives of FLTS
Benefits of FLTS
Pilot Local Authorities
Key Stakeholders involved in FLTS
Process Flow on Establishing a FLTS Scheme
Types of Land Rights under the FLTS
Conclusion
 
Introduction
 
Flexible Land Tenure System, is a Scheme established under the Flexible
Land Tenure Act (Act No. 4 of 2012)
Aiming at providing affordable security of tenure to informal
settlement settlers
The FLTS is targeting people who live in  the informal settlement/low
income people
Provision of a parallel tenure registration system
FLTS Scheme can only be established on land within the local authority
(Municipalities, Towns, Settlements, Village Councils)
MLR overseeing the implementation of FLTS Scheme
Other stakeholders are MURD, Local Authorities, Land Rights Office,
GIZ & Beneficiaries
Beneficiaries Association
 
The Objectives of the FLTS
 
to creates 
alternative
 new forms of titles i.e. 
Starter
Titles 
and 
Land Hold Titles
, that can be upgraded to
Freehold Titles
to provide 
security of title 
for persons who live in
the informal settlements or who are provided with
low income housing
to empower the persons concerned 
economically
 by
means of these rights.
 
Benefits of FLTS
 
Provide security of title for persons who live in the informal settlements
in perpetuity (offers titles to immovable properties)
Titles are cheaper to register (GRN pay for surveying & registration
costs)
Provide legal documentary proof of land ownership
Beneficiaries will invest in their land without fear of being evicted
Titles can allow erection of dwelling on a blockerf
Titles are transferrable from one person to other
Titles are inheritable (lease the property)
Titles may be used as collateral (land hold title)
Titles can be upgraded till freehold
Reduction of boundary disputes due to internal measurement (land hold
plan)
 
FLTS Piloting Areas
 
City of Windhoek
Onyika,
Havana,
Freedomland A & B
 
Oshakati Town Council
Onawa area
 
Municipality of Gobabis
Freedom Square
Informal settlements
(Communities)
MLR
To be established:
Land Rights
Office(s)
Steering
Committee
 
Appoints Members
Directorate
of Survey and
 Mapping
Directorate
of
Deeds
 
Nominates Senior
Management for SC
MURD
Relevant
Authorities
 
Support and Guidance
To be established:
Associations (Communities)
Dept. of Land Reform,
Resettlement and
Regional Programme
Implementation
 
Close
 
Cooperation
Dept. of
Land Management
 
To be established:
FLTS Project
Management Unit
(PMU
)
Directorate
of Land Reform
and
 Resettlement
 
Close
Cooperation
 
Support and
Guidance
 
Appoints
Officers
 
Support and
Guidance
 
Sec. 6 FLTA
Directives and
Inspections
 
Nominates Senior
Management for SC
 
Close
Cooperation
 
Support and
Guidance
 
Close cooperation
 
Key Stakeholders
GIZ
 
Process of Establishing FLTS Scheme
Registration of
Blocks in Deeds
Office
LA Approves
the Scheme
Registration in Land
Rights Office
Establishment of
Associations &
Provision of basic
services
Application to Boards
NAMPAB &
Townshop
Application to establish a Scheme
Owner of the piece of land
Local Authority (LA)
Group of people who reside on the piece of land
Request to
MLR
LA conduct
Feasibility Study
Land Rights Office
(Internal
Measurement)
Surveying
of Blocks
MLR & LA
Consultation
LA to amend the Scheme
as per Advice
If Feasilbilty study
fails, scheme cant be
established
 
Upgrade of Schemes
 
Exemplary of a Starter Title Right
Starter Title rights: 
Gives a holder rights over
a dwelling at a specified location within the
Blockerf
Land Rights cannot be used as a security for
credit
 
Exemplary of a Land Hold Title Right
 
 
Land Hold Title Rights: 
Gives the holder the same
rights over the piece of land within the blockerf as the
owner of freehold
Land rights held under a land hold title can be used as
a security for credit.
 
 
 
Conclusion
 
 
 
This pilot phase is the first experience in Namibia
 
FLTS is only targeting people living in the informal
settlement
The titles under FLTS are legal and supported by law
The titles are been registered in a legal registration system
(Land Rights Office)
 
Titles are transferred, inherited and can be used a security
for loans (Land Hold Titles)
 
 
 
 
 
 
I thank you for your attention
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The Flexible Land Tenure System (FLTS) provides affordable security of tenure to informal settlement settlers, aiming to empower low-income individuals economically. It offers alternative titles that can be upgraded to Freehold Titles, ensuring perpetual security of title and various benefits such as reduced registration costs, ownership proof, investment opportunities, and collateral options. Stakeholders involved include local authorities, beneficiaries, and governmental bodies overseeing the scheme's implementation.

  • Land Security
  • Land Tenure System
  • Ownership Rights
  • Informal Settlements
  • Economic Empowerment

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  1. Flexible Land Tenure System 1 Upgradable Land Tenure System Under the Flexible Land Tenure System Presentation to the 2nd National Land Conference Participants By: Gabriel Iindombo Deputy Director, Land Boards Tenure & Advice Ministry of Land Reform 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2ndNational Land Conference

  2. Presentation Outline 2 Introduction Objectives of FLTS Benefits of FLTS Pilot Local Authorities Key Stakeholders involved in FLTS Process Flow on Establishing a FLTS Scheme Types of Land Rights under the FLTS Conclusion 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  3. Introduction 3 Flexible Land Tenure System, is a Scheme established under the Flexible Land Tenure Act (Act No. 4 of 2012) Aiming at providing affordable security of tenure to informal settlement settlers The FLTS is targeting people who live in the informal settlement/low income people Provision of a parallel tenure registration system FLTS Scheme can only be established on land within the local authority (Municipalities, Towns, Settlements, Village Councils) MLR overseeing the implementation of FLTS Scheme Other stakeholders are MURD, Local Authorities, Land Rights Office, GIZ & Beneficiaries Beneficiaries Association 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  4. The Objectives of the FLTS 4 to creates alternative new forms of titles i.e. Starter Titles and Land Hold Titles, that can be upgraded to Freehold Titles to provide security of title for persons who live in the informal settlements or who are provided with low income housing to empower the persons concerned economically by means of these rights. 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  5. Benefits of FLTS 5 Provide security of title for persons who live in the informal settlements in perpetuity (offers titles to immovable properties) Titles are cheaper to register (GRN pay for surveying & registration costs) Provide legal documentary proof of land ownership Beneficiaries will invest in their land without fear of being evicted Titles can allow erection of dwelling on a blockerf Titles are transferrable from one person to other Titles are inheritable (lease the property) Titles may be used as collateral (land hold title) Titles can be upgraded till freehold Reduction of boundary disputes due to internal measurement (land hold plan) 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  6. FLTS Piloting Areas 6 City of Windhoek Onyika, Havana, Freedomland A & B Oshakati Town Council Onawa area Municipality of Gobabis Freedom Square 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  7. Key Stakeholders 7 GIZ MLR MURD Steering Committee Appoints Officers Dept. of Land Reform, Resettlement and Regional Programme Implementation Dept. of Land Management Directorate of Deeds Directorate of Survey and Mapping Directorate of Land Reform and Resettlement To be established: FLTS Project Management Unit (PMU) Support and Guidance Sec. 6 FLTA Directives and Inspections To be established: Land Rights Office(s) Relevant Authorities Close Cooperation Close Cooperation To be established: Informal settlements (Communities) Associations (Communities) 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  8. Process of Establishing FLTS Scheme Application to establish a Scheme Owner of the piece of land Local Authority (LA) Group of people who reside on the piece of land 8 Request to MLR If Feasilbilty study fails, scheme cant be established LA to amend the Scheme as per Advice MLR & LA Consultation Establishment of Associations & Provision of basic services Land Rights Office (Internal Measurement) Registration of Blocks in Deeds Office Application to Boards NAMPAB & Townshop LA conduct Feasibility Study LA Approves the Scheme Surveying of Blocks Registration in Land Rights Office 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  9. Upgrade of Schemes 9 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  10. Exemplary of a Starter Title Right 10 Starter Title rights: Gives a holder rights over a dwelling at a specified location within the Blockerf Land Rights cannot be used as a security for credit 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  11. Exemplary of a Land Hold Title Right 11 Land Hold Title Rights: Gives the holder the same rights over the piece of land within the blockerf as the owner of freehold Land rights held under a land hold title can be used as a security for credit. 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  12. Conclusion 12 This pilot phase is the first experience in Namibia FLTS is only targeting people living in the informal settlement The titles under FLTS are legal and supported by law The titles are been registered in a legal registration system (Land Rights Office) Titles are transferred, inherited and can be used a security for loans (Land Hold Titles) 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

  13. 13 I thank you for your attention 02 October 2018 Flexible Land Tenure System_2nd National Land Conference

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