Cumbersome land system

Although the only real obstacle to agricultural development may be an overall plan, rural residents tend to be discouraged by the slowness with which agreement can be reached and the difficulties in dealing with the many small plots with many different owners and the variety of ways in which the land is being used. Old structures in disrepair are a constant reminder of economic paralysis, and leave a wide-spread impression that space for development is unavailable.

1. Unadapted community structures
2. Lack of community plan
3. Defective land use planning

1. Unregulated land ownership
2. Unproductive utilization of plantation space
3. Uneconomical small farms
4. Undeveloped village pond
5. Undesignated parking space
6. Restricted land choices
7. Private ownership
8. Lack of accurate maps
9. Insecure land tenure
10. Disorganized approach to land ownership in tropical villages
11. Difficult land acquisition

1. Unfocused design of community space
2. Unexplored potential of industrial expansion
3. Unbridled competition for land
4. Thwarted cooperative success
5. Thwarted community enthusiasm
6. Stagnated development of agricultural production
7. Limited available land
8. Limited availability of land for low-income and disadvantaged groups
9. Fragmented agricultural development
10. Destruction inherent in development

1. Tradition-bound land distribution
2. Limited planning experience
3. Haphazard community growth patterns

1. Unassigned public land

1. Simplifying land system
2. Organizing land ownership
3. Land use planning
4. Developing land-use models
5. Developing agricultural resources
6. Coordinating land development

1. Unplanned
2. Disorganization
3. Unregulated
4. Pessimism
5. Cumbersome