The Impact of Land Information on Land Expropriation: A Case Study of Kabare Sector, Kayonza District, Rwanda

This study examines the impact of land information on land expropriation in the Kabare Sector of Kayonza District, Rwanda. It investigates the potential contribution of comprehensive land data to sustainable land management and governance. Using a descriptive research methodology, the study utilizes questionnaires and interviews to explore the perceptions and experiences of residents in the Kabare Sector regarding land expropriation. It analyzes the benefits of land information, the circumstances surrounding land expropriation, and the relationship between land information and land expropriation in the study area. The findings indicate that the availability and accessibility of land information significantly influence the willingness and satisfaction levels of stakeholders, thereby impacting socio-economic outcomes. The conclusions and recommendations highlight the importance of enhancing the accessibility of land information, supporting sustainable land use management, and addressing challenges associated with land expropriation for the Rwandan government and other stakeholders. These insights can guide policy decisions and strengthen land administration frameworks in Rwanda and similar contexts.