Understanding the nature of land delivery institutions and channels from a tripartite perspective: A conceptual framework

Olapade, Daramola Thompson; Aluko, Bioye Tajudeen

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2020.104927

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“…This was accomplished through an integrative reviews of the literature so that all dimensions and sub-dimensions of the construct were identified. In generating contents for the assessment of CLDIs, the study adopted the three dimensions of LDIs namely organisation structure, institutional mechanism and characteristics of the land as conceived by Olapade and Aluko (2021). In this regard, contents were generated for the dimensions of organisation structure and institutional mechanism of the LDIs and the characteristics of the land supplied.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…These were probably influenced by North’s (1992) distinction between institutions and organisations where institution is regarded as “as the rules of the game of a society or, the humanly devised constraints that structure human interaction while organisations are the players: groups of individuals bound by a common purpose to achieve objectives” (North, 1992). Meanwhile, some group of scholars (such as Greif, 1998; IIED, 2000; Olapade and Aluko, 2021) have argued that there is no need for this distinction as the rule system and organisation that sanction such rule co-exist within an institution.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Some authors such have however attempted combining the rule system and the organisational structure of land institutions in a single study. For instance, the study of Olapade and Aluko (2021) employed the IAD framework for the analysis of the LDIs and discovered that a holistic analysis of the LDIs should encompass the organisational structure of the LDIs, the rule system/institutional mechanism of the LDIs and the characteristics of the land supplied by the LDIs. There has however been a lack of evaluation framework that would follow this line of reasoning.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…, 2014; Holden and Gberu, 2016). Meanwhile, the ineffectiveness of LDIs could result in tenure insecurity, environmental degradation, multiple sales of land, landlessness and unsustainable development, among others (Olapade and Aluko, 2021).…”

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A framework for assessment of customary land delivery institutions: instrument development, content validity and reliability testing

Olapade,

Aluko,

Adisa

et al. 2023

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PurposeThe Customary Land Delivery Institutions (CLDIs) provide the platform for the supply of developable land in most cities in sub-Saharan African countries. While there is a need to measure the effectiveness of CLDIs to compare their performance with others or themselves over time, there is however a dearth of evidence-based frameworks that could be adopted for such an assessment. This study developed a framework for the evaluation of the effectiveness of CLDIs. This is with a view to providing a tool for measuring the performance of land governance.Design/methodology/approachA total of 46 good governance criteria for measuring the various dimensions of CLDIs generated from the literature were transformed into a measurable scale which was validated by a panel of 16 experts through a modified Delphi approach. A pilot study was also conducted on 42 land-based professionals to assess the reliability of the framework. Content Validity Index (CVI) was calculated for relevancy scores while clarity was measured by clarity score. Cronbach alpha was also employed to measure the reliability of the framework.FindingsThe result of the 46 criteria validated by the experts revealed that 89.5% of items in the developed instrument have a content validity index (I-CVI) equal to or greater than the 0.85 threshold and a mean I-CVI of 0.90. With the CVI score and the analysis of the comments made by the experts, six items were removed from the instrument and a total of six new items were added. The final corrected instrument after a further iteration had a total of 46 items. The reliability test also revealed a Cronbach alpha score of 0.82.Research limitations/implicationsThis paper provides a framework useful for developing countries, especially in the development of land delivery policies and provides a framework for the analysis of the important aspects thereof.Originality/valueThis paper demonstrates the development of a holistic framework for the assessment of CLDIs which hitherto were not in existence.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A framework for assessment of customary land delivery institutions: instrument development, content validity and reliability testing

Olapade,

Aluko,

Adisa

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“…The land has been described as a unique, valuable and immovable resource of limited quantity (US Agency for International Development (USAID, 2005)). It plays a crucial role in human settlement (Olapade and Aluko, 2021). However, in recent times, developing countries have continued to experience rapid urbanization, which has occasioned a rapid rise in land demand for residential development in urban areas.…”

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Choosing informal ways to acquire land

Ige

Gbadegesin

2021

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PurposeThis paper examines why some sets of people choose an informal way to acquire land. It also examines challenges and drivers within indigenous communities in South-western Nigeria. Policy recommendations were proposed for formalization. What precisely are the contextual reasons that can be established empirically for the prevailing extra-legal practices in the developing land market? What are the challenges, and how can the informal land market be graduated into the formal system?Design/methodology/approachIt begins with identifying the contextual features, drivers and challenges of the informal land market through a combination of literature synthesis and a pilot survey. Subsequently, copies of questionnaires were developed, tested and distributed to the critical actors in the informal land market. Lastly, a structured interview was conducted to elicit possible solutions from key actors (both formal and informal stakeholders). Data were analyzed using descriptive, inferential statistics and computer-aided qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS, Atlas. ti).FindingsThe absence of administrative bureaucracy was the predominant characteristic of the informal urban land market, while household income is the strongest predictor of the informal land market drivers. Informal documentation of transactions is also one of the most severe challenges in the informal urban land market. Consensus between statutory and customary institutions and other 15 governance-related recommendations is proposed to confirm informality to formality.Originality/valueThe paper's outcome will provide a rational guide to landowners, land administrators and other stakeholders on relevant information needed to develop a viable and healthy urban and rural land market.

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Adaptogenic action of diosgenin againsts chronic unpredictable mild stress-induced neuroimmune dysfunction of HPA axis reverses psychiatric behavior in mice

Ben-Azu,

Chidebe,

Toloyai

et al. 2024

Clinical Traditional Medicine and Pharmacology

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Understanding the nature of land delivery institutions and channels from a tripartite perspective: A conceptual framework

Cited by 5 publications

References 24 publications

A framework for assessment of customary land delivery institutions: instrument development, content validity and reliability testing

A framework for assessment of customary land delivery institutions: instrument development, content validity and reliability testing

Choosing informal ways to acquire land

Adaptogenic action of diosgenin againsts chronic unpredictable mild stress-induced neuroimmune dysfunction of HPA axis reverses psychiatric behavior in mice

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