How Land Reform Can Help Reduce Terrorism in Pakistan
Tim Robustelli wrote for The Diplomat on land administration reform and its potential impact on terrorism in rural Punjab.
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Update: Mapping the Property Rights Community
Help FPR map the people and organizations working on land and property rights
Property Rights Media Barometer and Narrative Analysis
FPR hosted a webinar on the narratives surrounding land and property rights
Blockchain and Property in 2018: At the End of the Beginning
Help Us Map the Property Rights Community
Help us bring together people and organizations working on property rights by contributing to our research
FPR in Distributed Magazine: When Will Blockchains for Registries Take Off?
Michael Graglia wrote for Distributed Magazine discussing 3 scenarios for the adoption of blockchain land registries
A Mobile Application to Secure Land Tenure
Data collection apps make cheap, crowdsourced data collection more feasible than ever—but how does that translate to developing countries?
Prerequisites for Incorporating Blockchain into a Registry
Growing interest in using the blockchain to secure a land registry merits a deeper discussion of the concept.
Event Recap: Driving Change, Securing Tenure
The Future of Property Rights hosted collaborative event focused on innovations in property rights.
The Price of Precision: How Autonomous Vehicles Will Drive Down the Cost of Dual-Frequency Satellite Receivers
Investment in autonomous vehicles will reduce the cost of dual-frequency GNSS receivers by a factor of ten within the next five years.
Will Blockchain Work in Ukraine?
Could blockchain help reduce corruption in Ukraine? We look at a few other examples.
Can the Blockchain Reduce Property Fraud?
Case Study: Property Rights and Stability in Afghanistan
ISP Fellow John Dempsey describes how a brief assignment to resettle refugees turned into years of property rights work in Afghanistan.