"Administration of Land - A Tool for Social Economic Development" is a comprehensive guide that addresses the significance of land for social and economic development in communities, particularly in Tanzania. The book highlights the challenges many people in rural areas, such as in the Malolo Ward, face in utilizing their land rights. It points out that over 80% of the Tanzanian population is engaged in the agricultural sector and thus relies on land to secure their livelihoods. The author, Paskali Kilagula, has gained valuable insights through participatory needs assessments in the Malolo community to provide sustainable solutions for the legal aspects of land ownership. The aim of the book is to raise awareness of land administration systems so that people can effectively utilize their land for sustainable development.