Collective land certification policy for improving good land governance

Abstract

Abstract The land is a very limited resource, so the right to land will cause problems if it is managed improperly. The research is a socio-juridical research and uses a descriptive method. The results show that collective land certification policy in Indonesia is an effort of the government to regulate land tenure and ownership in realizing fairness, benefit and legal certainty. However, its implementation is not undertaken in a planned and gradual manner so that the issuance of title deed in the mass land registration does not consider the formal and material validities of the land certificate. The implementation of state-funded mass land registration as an effort by the state to create fairness, benefit and legal certainty over land tenure and ownership needs to be implemented in a planned and gradual manner. The stage is the first year of research, for measuring in the second year and the issuance of a land titling certificate in the third year. The implementation of gradual and planned land registration will affect the quality of the title deed as issued because the issuance is undertaken by referring to the principle of good land governance.

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