This document discusses land tenure and property rights in Kenya's agricultural areas and their economic, environmental, and social impacts. It finds that secure property rights through freehold tenure are connected to greater prosperity, investment, and agricultural returns compared to unadjudicated land with uncertain tenure. Strengthening tenure and property rights is identified as a key intervention for addressing rural poverty, though not a panacea on its own and requiring a free market economy.
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