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Other organizations funding or implementing with land governance projects which are included in Land Portal's Projects Database. A detailed list of these organizations will be provided here soon. They range from bilateral or multilateral donor agencies, national or international NGOs, research organizations etc.
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Displaying 1866 - 1870 of 2116Water Management Reform Programme
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The Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, as well as farmers' organizations, are applying optimized procedures for integrated water resource management in irrigation agriculture at the field level.
Support for the VGGT fiduciary fund FAO
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This support helped to finance workshops for the promotion/dissemination of the VGGT in Niger, Senegal and Madagascar
Private Sector Development Project/Land Administration Reform Activity
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Implement a systematic land regularization program for urban and peri-urban areas and establish a new land administration authority.
Catalysing partnership for pro-poor land governance
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Support to ILC Strategic Framework: Enhance the capacity of the ILC and its members to influence global, regional and national land policies, processes and systems in favour of the poor to build and share knowledge and evidence on land issues. Specific goals include influencing the formulation and implementation of national land policies and land-related processes, build the world's leading knowledge network on land governance and strengthen ILC network.
Integrated Water Resources Management - Akhouryan River I (Project Phase 2)
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The goal of the first phase of the project is to make sustainable the use of the scarce resource water along the Akhouryan River, taking into account various competing interests. Consistent water availability (even in dry years), because of the new water storage system and its integration into a coordinated water management plan, should reduce the vulnerability of the target group and ecosystems to the effects of climate change. In addition, by addressing the needs of surrounding ecosystems (Lake Arpi National Park, Wetlands, River Ecology), management plans will contribute to the conservation and biodiversity in the region. Finally yet importantly, the rehabilitation and completion of the existing rudimentary dam reduces the risk of dam failure.