The land reform in Cambodia in 1989 was a significant event in the country's history. The reform aimed to resolve disputes, ensure equitable distribution of land, and promote agricultural productivity as a means of economic development. It included measures such as land registration, land titling, and establishing land management institutions. This reform was a significant shift from the previous socialist regime's policies and laid the foundation for the 2001 Land Law, which aimed to strengthen land tenure security and land markets and prevent or resolve land disputes. The 1989 land reform marked a crucial step in recognizing private ownership rights, setting the stage for subsequent land policy developments in Cambodia.

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