Test
Understanding Housing, Land and Property in Somalia
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1Housing, land and property (HLP) [blank_start]rights[blank_end] are about having a home, free from the fear of [blank_start]forced eviction[blank_end]; a place that offers [blank_start]shelter[blank_end], [blank_start]safety[blank_end] and the ability to secure a livelihood.
- Aentitlements
- Brights
- Cgrievances
- Ddesctruction
- Econfiscation
- Foccupation
- Gforced eviction
- Hshelter
- Iland
- Jmonetary value
- Kinsurance
- Linheritance
- Msafety
2In most countries, HLP rights can be exercised through different forms of land tenure arrangements mainly categorized as?
- Aformal, joint and individual rights
- Bcustomary, formal and user rights
- Cjoint ownership, individual and informal rights
3What do HLP rights entail? (choose more than one option)
- AProtection from physical violence
- BIllegal occupation, illegal use and squatting
- CMeans more that a roof and wall around you
- DConfiscation and re-allocation
- EDestruction and looting
- FLand for agriculture, economic activities, livelihoods etc
4Due to land tenure arrangement in most countries most persons are not entitled to some HLP rights. IDPs living in informal settlements, do not possess a ‘legal’ right to occupy the land hence no right to adequate housing but they are protected against forced evictions.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
5[blank_start]Forced evictions[blank_end] is defined as the permanent or temporary [blank_start]removal[blank_end] against their will of individuals, families
and/or communities from the homes and/or land which they [blank_start]occupy[blank_end], without the provision of, and access to,
appropriate forms of legal or other [blank_start]protection[blank_end]- Aremoval
- Bdismissal
- Cviolation
- Dlease
- Eown
- Foccupy
- Gprotection
- Hinfomation
- Iservices
- JSecurity of tenure
- KForced evictions
- LIllegal occupation
6HLP issues need to be addressed from the very beginning by looking holistically at short / medium- and long-term solutions for both displaced and host communities. In practice all actors would need to focus on:
- ANon-implementation of restitution commitments
- BInvesting more in preventative measures in coordination with local authorities
- CDo not focus not only on restitution and compensation but address the HLP-related root causes of conflict
- DFocusing on formal ownership and documentation as a better avenue for providing access to land and tenure security for all
- EAdopting a gender sensitive approach to HLP, ensuring that women are able to claim their HLP rights.
7The responsibility to protect against forced eviction and to ensure equal access to housing is held
by states. This differentiates the role of humanitarian organisations in responding to crises from the governments of the countries in which they operate.- AVerdadero
- BFalso
8Working on HLP issues with a longer-term perspective [blank_start]necessitates[blank_end] a shift in focus away from [blank_start]purely humanitarian[blank_end] language and programming towards approaches that take a more [blank_start]sustainable lens[blank_end]
- Anecessitates
- Brefrains from
- Cdraws attention away from
- Dtransitional
- Epurely humanitarian
- Fdevelopment
- Gtemporary phase
- Hsustainable lens
- Iineffective angle
Información
- Descripción
- Test sobre Understanding Housing, Land and Property in Somalia, creado por Shezane Kirubi el 13/03/2020.
- Autor
- Shezane Kirubi
- Idioma
- English
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