Abstract

Land is the platform of human existence and the most basic resource without which no life can live. It serves as the foundation for the creation of the three requirements of life: food, shelter, and clothes. One of the primary aims of emerging countries is to accelerate economic growth. A country's economy must diversify to ensure the successful sustainability of existence. As a result, the article investigated land administration and management in the context of economic growth. It examined previous land administration, land governance, and land management. Different land framework approaches were also discussed. The report proposed government interference in land as a source of revenue for the economy.