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Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
Towards a better distribution of land

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  • CHAPTER I PROBLEMS CONNECTED WITH THE CONCENTRATION OF LANDHOLDINGS
    • Institutional and Structural Problems to Be Solved
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Institutional and Structural Problems to Be Solved

13. Developing countries can effectively counter the present process under which land ownership is being concentrated in a few hands if they face up to certain situations that constitute real structural problems, for example legislative deficiencies and delays regarding both recognition of land titles and in relation to the credit market, a lack of concern over agricultural research and training, and neglect of social services and infrastructures in rural areas.




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