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Land is the main asset for livelihood of many African people on which development and general social progress is based (Bizoza and Havugimana, 2013 and Nilsson, 2017). With increasing population, the problem of land scarcity and land fragmentation continues to affect development in Kigezi Region and subsequently affecting food security and crop production to allow them have food surplus to generate income. The Driver of land reform policy in Uganda of 2013, should have been to improve land use management and to reverse the adverse effects of land fragmentation and related problems concerning land disputes prevailing in Uganda. This was not covered in the land reform policy of 2013. The method of reversing the effect of land fragmentation in the country is the application of land use consolidation which should have been an answer to the societies where there are lots of land fragmentation (Deininger et al., 2012) This was not the case for Kigezi region.

international journal of research in sociology and anthropology

A Feasibility of Land Consolidation in Kigezi Region, South Western Uganda (A Solution to Land Fragmentation, Land Shortage, Farmer's Productivity and Economic Development)