2016 Testing of a New Survey Module on Perceptions of Land Tenure Security in Nine Countries

This new report in collaboration with Gallup presents results from the initial phase of survey testing in 2016. The study focuses on respondents' perceptions of the likelihood they could lose the right to live in their home and their possession (or lack thereof) of property documents that could help protect those rights. Results reveal a range of perceptions of tenure security across countries, and a mix of results about the relationship of documentation and perceptions of security.

Please click here for data files for the nine country study. Note that the figures presented in this report are not directly comparable to those presented in the latest report because we use different methods to calculate tenure security.

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2016 Testing of a New Survey Module on Perceptions of Land Tenure Security in Nine Countries

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Tenure insecurity on the rise: 1.1 billion people at risk, Prindex report warns

At the Rome launch of the Global Comparative Report on Security of Property Rights for Land and Housing in 2024 presented by Prindex initiative on October 22, alarming new data revealed that 1.1 billion people worldwide feel insecure about their property rights, reflecting an escalating global crisis in housing and land tenure.

New global data from 108 countries reveals increasing tenure insecurity – urgent policy action required

The latest global assessment of land and housing tenure security reveals alarming trends. According to the 2024 Prindex Report, approximately 1.1 billion adults worldwide—23% of the adult population in 108 countries surveyed—feel insecure about their rights to property or land.

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2016 Testing of a New Survey Module on Perceptions of Land Tenure Security in Nine Countries

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