Leap’s Conceptual framework
Indicators
LEAP developed these indicators to assess how effectively the tenure of groups and members of groups in communal property institutions is being secured.
Indicator 1 |
People's rights are becoming clearer; people know better what their rights are and they are more able to defend these rights. |
Indicator 2 |
Land rights administration processes such as application, recording, adjudication, transfer, land use regulation and distribution of benefits are becoming clearer, better known and more used. |
Indicator 3 |
Authority in these processes is becoming clearer, better known and more used. |
Indicator 4 |
There are more and increasingly accessible places to go to for recourse in terms of these processes, and these are becoming better known and more used. |
Indicator 5 |
Land rights administration processes are becoming less unfairly discriminatory against any person or group. |
Indicator 6 |
Bridges are being built that span the gaps between actual practice and legal requirements. |
Indicator 7 |
Benefits and services are equally available to people living under different tenure systems. |
Used together, the indicators enable us to make statements about whether a group is moving towards or away from secure tenure. They are not used to make simple yes/no statements about tenure security, but rather to describe trends.
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