Land Ownership and Management
Land use patterns on the inhabited islands of the Maldives are mapped by the respective Island Committees. Some areas are designated for agricultural production, while others are demarcated for the production of timber or fuel wood (Figure 4 illustrates land use patterns on the Island of Kela). Land ownership in the Maldives can be dived into three categories: house plots owned by individuals; community land; and government land. With the exception of house plots and community land, all land in the Maldives is the property of the government. Land-based activities are shared equally among men and women as illustrated below in Table 4.1.
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A: Wilderness with coconut(gasboa sarahah dhu)
B: Agricultural plots( dhaduverikane kuraa hisaabu)
C: Bush(vina sarahah dhu)
D: Home plots( meehun ulhey asrahah dhu)
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