Farmers’ Response to Land Privatization in Tajikistan

T. V. Sampath
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Chapter Chapter 12 in Policy Reforms and Agriculture Development in Central Asia, 2006, pp 257-266 from Springer

Abstract: Concluding Remarks This chapter was a review of farmers’ response to land privatization in Tajikistan with a specific set of suggestions that would increase the efficiency of the land reform process. While land reforms and privatization is seen as a key element of the overall economic reforms process, much needs to be done in translating the full benefits of such reform efforts for the rural population. Moving away from approaches that perpetuate the Soviet style land ownership to provisioning clear individual land titles that are transferable would form the strong foundation for agricultural development in Central Asia.

Date: 2006
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DOI: 10.1007/0-387-29779-0_12

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