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Displaying 2076 - 2080 of 2116Sustainable Mangement of Natural Resources Phong Nha-Ke Bang II
General
Cultivation and conservation of natural resources, socio-economic development in the Phong Nha Ke Bang region.
Land Management/Cadastre
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The central cadastre authority, communal cadastre authorities as well as relevant ministries and authorities improve the institutional and organizational framework conditions for ownership protection.
Conservation of Biodiversity and Forest Management
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In the peripheral area of Kahuzi-Biega National Park, smallholders are supported in the application of local agricultural production / reforestation systems on 1,000 ha of land secured by modern land titles. The program plans to support smallholders (men and women) in obtaining land titles (customary land titles), including the cadastre of each plot supported through geolocation.
Livelihood improvement through sustainable resource management in North Gondar
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The overall objective of the programme is the improvement of livelihood opportunities and resilience of selected rural communities in North Gondar through sustainable resource management. The programme promotes integrated watershed management, improved rural land administration and access to land for poor farmers and vulnerable groups, sustainable agricultural/livestock production and marketing, including diversification of livelihood opportunities.
Umurage wEjo, the Legacy for Tomorrow: Land and Livelihood in Rwanda
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The overall objective is to strengthen decentralised implementation of land and livelihood policies in all districts of Rwanda. Specific objectives include: 1) Create opportunities for engagement and dialogue between local authorities, NSAs, and citizens, especially youth and other vulnerable groups, on policies related to land and livelihood; 2) Build capacity of Local Authorities and NSAs (media and civil society) at the local level to be more effective in ensuring appropriate implementation of policies related to land and livelihood