The Africa Region Technical Workshop brought together key stakeholders from Sub-Saharan Africa to discuss the expansion from pilot projects to nationwide land registration. The workshop featured parallel Anglophone and Francophone sessions, aiming to promote knowledge sharing, enhance South-South cooperation, and address common challenges in scaling up land rights registration. Government representatives delivered presentations on relevant topics such as appropriate technologies, institutional frameworks, and the sustainability of land administration reforms.

The "Liberia Land Cover and Forest Mapping - Final Report" is a comprehensive study of Liberia's land and forest cover. This report, prepared by Metria and GeoVille in 2016, was commissioned by the Forestry Development Authority as part of their readiness preparation activities. The document provides an in-depth analysis of the technical specifications of mapping products, including their requirements, digital map specifications, and input data.

The Local Government Act, a decentralisation act, clearly delineates the limited functions of local government in relation to land administration. This document is crucial in understanding the role of local authorities in managing land resources and ensuring secure land tenure.

The document titled "Land Rights Policy," approved by the Land Commission of the Republic of Liberia on May 21, 2013, provides a comprehensive outline of the principles and definitions of four distinct categories of land rights: Public Land, Government Land, Customary Land, and Private Land. It offers a detailed explanation of the nature of these rights, the procedures for transfers, government acquisition, and the consequences of failing to pay the required land taxes.

The document titled "An Act to Establish the Land Rights Law of 2018, Republic of Liberia," which was approved on September 19, 2018, and published on October 10, 2018, provides a detailed legal framework for land ownership and rights in Liberia. This comprehensive document covers a wide range of land rights topics, including general provisions, ownership and other rights in land, proof, protection, registration, regulation of land use, and private ownership of land.

The Liberia Land Authority Act is a crucial piece of legislation that governs land rights and tenure security in Liberia. This Act provides a legal framework for land governance, outlining the roles and responsibilities of the Liberia Land Authority. It is an essential resource for understanding the country's land tenure system and its implications for land rights and security.

The description provides an overview of the Land Administration Department's responsibilities within the Liberia Land Authority (LLA). It specifically focuses on the department's role in land valuation, a crucial aspect of land governance and tenure security. This information is vital for understanding how land values are determined and managed in Liberia, contributing to the broader discourse on fair land rights.

The document titled "Who Owns the Land" provides a comprehensive assessment of indigenous land ownership on a country-by-country basis. This resource is crucial in understanding the global landscape of indigenous land rights, a key aspect of land governance and tenure security. It offers valuable insights into the disparities and commonalities in indigenous land ownership across different nations, thereby contributing to the discourse on equitable land rights.

The Consolidated Final Report by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Liberia offers an in-depth analysis of the root causes of Liberia's conflicts from 1822 to 2003. This report sheds light on the historical precursors to the Liberian conflict, the development of socio-political inequalities, and the influence of these factors on the country's history of violence. It also scrutinizes the roles of women and children in the conflict, detailing their experiences as both culprits and victims.

The Criminal Land Conveyance Act is a piece of legislation designed to regulate and control land transactions. This law plays a crucial role in land governance, ensuring that all land transfers are conducted legally and transparently, thereby promoting secure land tenure and fair land rights.