This Act establishes the Jaluit Atoll Development Authority as a body corporate, defines its functions, powers and internal organization and establishes the Jaluit Atoll Development Authority Fund.The primary functions of the Authority under this Act shall be: (a) to prepare, implement and promote development programs and projects for the benefit of the inhabitants of Jaluit Atoll autonomously or jointly with other government or private organizations or agencies; and (b) to develop and implement a comprehensive Jaluit Atoll Development Plan.

Le présent décret modifie le décret n°01-040/P-RM du 02 février 2001 déterminant les formes et conditions d’attribution des terrains du domaine privé immobilier de l’Etat.Il s’agit notamment des dispositions des articles 4 (les terrains à vocation agricole, zootechnique, aquacole ou forestière peuvent faire l’objet de concession rurale), 6 (Autorité administrative compétente pour la demande de concession rurale), 7 (Autorité compétence pour l’attribution de la concession rurale), 37 (Demande écrite pour acquérir un terrain domanial), 38 (Bureau des Domaines et du Cadastre en chargé de l’ins

Article 4 (1) shall be amended to add the following wording: “Allotment of plots of land persons of indigenous peoples, and communities thereof, within area of traditional management, shall be performed in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation”.

Amends: Regional Law No. 250-OZ “On areas of traditional management of indigenous peoples of the North”. (2008-06-30)

This Act provides a legal framework that will promote and encourage community empowerment and participation. It creates new rights for community bodies and places new duties on public authorities. The Act amends the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, extending the community right to buy to all of Scotland, urban and rural, and improving procedures. It also introduces a new provision for community bodies to purchase land which is abandoned, neglected or causing harm to the environmental wellbeing of the community, where the owner is not willing to sell that land.

Article 2 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Regional Legislative Assembly shall establish the modalities of calculation of lease payments for public land plots and land plots with undelimited public ownership allotted on lease without tender”.

Amends: Regional Law No. 166-OZ “On regulation of some land relations”. (2009-06-26)

This Regional Law delimits plenary powers between regional state bodies. Regional Legislative Assembly shall have the following competence: (a) law-making and enforcement of legislation in the sphere of land relations; (b) establishment of cases of allotment of land plots free of charge to citizens, grounds for refusal of such allotment and minimum and maximum dimensions of land area destined for such allotment; and (c) establishment of the modalities for transfer of land to the category of protected areas.

The priorities of regional land policy shall be: (a) state regulation for ensuring conservation of valuable land, agricultural land and land of protected areas; (b) realization of the land right of citizens; (c) application of land tenure ensuring ecosystem preservation; (d) conservation of agricultural land as the basis of agricultural production; and (e) conservation of traditional forms of Cossack land tenure (art. 1).

Article 16 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Allotment to some categories of citizens of public or municipal land plots in ownership free of charge shall be performed once only”.

Amends: Regional Law No. 105 “On particulars of regulation of land relations”. (2009-06-02)

These Regulations provide that a disposal of land by local authorities for a consideration less than the best that can reasonably be obtained may take place where the local authority has carried out an appraisal of the proposed disposal, and is it satisfied that the disposal is reasonable and that the disposal contributes to one or more listed purposes.

The present Uganda Vision 2040 lays out the general development objectives for Uganda over a 30-year period. Its goal is to transform Uganda from a predominantly peasant and low-income country to a competitive upper middle income status country. Together with the National Development Plan, Uganda Vision 2040 provides the overall leadership and policy direction for job creation and priority setting. It prioritizes agricultural development as well as tapping into the youth demographic dividend.

This Act amends the National Land Code Act, 1965.Amendments include: insertion of new definitions in section 5; minor word changes and minor changes in the provisions in sections 5b, 14, 62, 80, 81, 92d, 124, 136, 140, 141, 141a, 142, 147, 204g, 254, 264a, 375, 399, 412, 426, 429a and 429b; insertion of a new Part One (C) on modifications to facilitate the implementation of the electronic land administration system; insertion of a new section 143a on powers of the State Authority in relation to applications for the partition of land subject to the agriculture category; and minor changes to

Article 7 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Plots of agricultural land pertaining to public or municipal property shall be allotted to natural and legal persons in accordance with Land Code of the Russian Federation”.

Amends: Regional Law No. 855-OD “On turnover of agricultural land”. (2014-04-01)