A leader in providing integrated property tax and land administration software for governments worldwide, Thomson Reuters presented two papers at the recent Annual World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty, highlighting how 21st Century land information management software is helping to bring an end to generations of conflict over land ownership.

During the conference, representatives from governments, civil society, academia, the private sector, and the development community discussed issues of concern to land practitioners and policy makers worldwide. Throughout the three-day event, papers were presented on key topics including:

• land as a key development issue,
• implementing good land governance, and
• how civil society can contribute to making good land governance a reality.

The papers presented show how Liberia and Cape Town are solving land management issues and introducing innovative software solutions to help improve their economies.

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