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Displaying 1911 - 1915 of 2116Programme Conservation and sustainable use of natural resources I
General
Capacity building for CSOs and NGOs
Community forestry
General
Improved decentralized management and better securing property for forest and pasture in target communes;2 improving income generating strategies and opportunities for forest and pasture;3 strenghtening the institutional policy and legal framework for forestry;4 Improving the manamgnet of the Nations communal forest and pasture areas through enahanced capacity and responsiveness of Local Government..
Capacity Building and Improved Client Services at NAPR of Georgia
General
The project is a twinning-like cooperation to build capacity of the National Agency of Public Registry to provide efficient, transparent and cost-effective services according to unified strategic guidelines and technical standards and with reliable real property information, in order to build a well-functioning land administration, including secured property rights and a rational use of land
Accompanying research (One world - No Hunger): Facilitation of irrigated agriculture
General
The role of PPPs regarding irrigated agriculture is focused.
Enhanced capacity for sustainable land administration and management at national, regional and chiefdom level
General
With the overall objective of improving tenure security and access to land, thereby promoting food security, the project will support the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to update the cadastre and make it widely accessible and utilised. This will form the basis of defining the 385 chiefdom boundaries in Swaziland. At the same time, two Tinkhundla (administrative and political territorial subdivision) will be selected to pilot a system of formalised documenting of land allocation that will improve the security of tenure for the land holder. Finally, the project will look to create awareness and acceptance of the role that the Land Management Board will play in a streamlined sustainable land management system.