BetaBetaDataset
The objective of the project is to increase rural incomes related to commercial horticulture, including for women, youth, and the rural poor, and establish a sustainable and inclusive model of irrigation, water resource, and land management.
MCC’s $358 million Lesotho Compact funded a $17.9 million Land Administration Reform Activity within the Private Sector Development Project. The activity supported land policy and regulatory reform, streamlined land administration procedures, created the Land Administration Authority, conducted public outreach, and supported systematic land regularization.
Data contains households characteristics (demographic information by each member of the HH), employment and sources, lists of land parcels, information on parcel acquisition, documents, land value, land conflicts, rights to the land and perceptions of the risk, parcels rented out, rented in, characteristics of properties, Investments on land, Perceptions about the lease, renting land, the land law, women's rights and Lesotho Land Administration Authority (LAA), Ownership of Assets, households expenditures, credit in the last 12 months, consumption and woman module.
Data was collected using a sample household survey from 1904 households and by use of high-resolution satellite imageries.