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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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Mozambique Land Action (MOLA)

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To build on previous DFID-supported programming on promoting land tenure security for Mozambicans, so that investors, State and communities can share the benefits of Mozambique’s natural resources. The programme has a dual focus on: i) improving economic resilience of rural based livelihoods and ii) increasing public demand for better land administration at local level.

F.a: Cooperation for Adivasi livelihood rights by facilitating FRA-CFR process, post CFR management and docume

General

The Project will be implemented in a period of 18 months starting from April 2018 with focusing its activities on NAA East Zone Cooperation and advocacy for indigenous community socio cultural rights and forest based sustainable livelihood in collaboration with the following NAA East Zone partners: Adivasi Samta Manch, DISHA, Parivartan (Chhattisgarh), Paribartan (Odisha), Natya Chetana, Devote Trust, and DHARITRI. The main focus will be given on the follow-up of implementation of CFR (Community Forest Righ ts/Resources) under FRA (Forest Rights Act) till all the villages have got their community forest rights over Community Forest Resources including rights over the shifting cultivation area where Kutia, Baiga and other primitive Adivasis are practicing sin ce long time. Zonal initiative will ensure the CFR area with community forest boundary is properly identified and accepted by the community. It will ensure that 50 operational village of four States community has developed their CFR management and converge nce action plan. It will also develop Bio-protocol document of 50 villages in four States. NAA East Zone member organisations will give more priority on the capacity building of 800 community leaders (directly) and indirectly 10000 leaders including women, youth and traditional leaders for the sustenance of the program. Apart from these, it will also give importance on the Exchange dialogue process among Adivasi of NAA East Zone to find some solutions to their issues and challenges including strengthening t he socio-cultural and economic situation. Along with this, project will focus on the establishment of good relationship among the different Adibasis communities of other areas and mutual learning of good traditional practices for their better life and live lihood. It will also organise a Cultural Campaign for Advocating and supporting rights on forest, land and water and managing FRA-CFR in three States (Odisha and Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand) of East Zone starting from Bhubaneswar (Odisha) and ending at Ranc hi (Jharkhand). It will also ensure the visibility of NAA and spreading message of NAA in three States, highlighting the issue through media advocacy during the campaign. It will also create space in the National level through AIFFRS network to advocacy o n the FRA-CFR and Forest Governance issue to get the solidarity from the other groups and to bring policy level changes on this issue.

Support to the Food & Agriculture Organisation (FAO) for implementation of Voluntary Guidelines on Land Tenur

General

Improved governance of tenure land, fisheries and forests contributing to the eradication of hunger and poverty, to sustainable development and to the sustainable use of the environment. Progress made for the principles outlined in the Voluntary Guidelines on Land Tenure to be mainstreamed among key institutions dealing with the tenure of land, fisheries and forests.

Legal advice for civil society organizations and social movements

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Rechtsberatung für zivilgesellschaftliche Organisationen und soziale Bewegungen

Objectives

In der Zielregion gibt es viele Landkonflikte. Ziel des Projektes ist die Befähigung von Gemeinschaften mit Landkonflikten, für ihre Rechte selbst einzutreten, damit das Territorium, auf dem sie leben und wirtschaften, ihnen auch formalrechtlich zugesprochen wird. Die begleiteten Gemeinden erhalten rechtliche Begleitung, Unterstützung bei Verhandlungen mit Behörden und im Prozessfall sowie Fortbildungen zu Laienjurist*innen.. Zielgruppe sind Führungspersönlichkeiten von Bewegungen, diözesanen Fachstellen für Sozialarbeit und Basisorganisationen.