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Displaying 1991 - 1995 of 2116Odisha Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Gropus Empowerment and Livelihoods Improvement Programme (OPELIP)
General
The goal of the programme is to improve the livelihoods and food and nutrition security for 32,090 Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group, including 14,000 tribal households and 16,356 poor households in the regions of Eastern Ghats and Northern Plateau, through capacity building and by improving agricultural practices and community infrastructure. Support for land and natural resource governance will include measures for securing land to programme beneficiaries and providing them with land and forest titles that will be issued in the names of both husband and wife engaging the services of a specialist NGO (LANDESA). The programme will facilitate granting of community rights under the Forest Rights Act.
Program sustainable land management II
General
Promotion of sustainable land management practices. Reduction of land degradation in selected agricultural landscapes. Improvement of agricultural productivity and income of smallholder farmers and selected user gropus.
Natural Resources Management Program
General
Maintenance of biodiversity, sustainable management of natural resources as well as mitigation to climate change are improved in Mauritania.
Land governance and transparency of agricultural investments
General
this program relies on several components: Component 1: Increase transparency and global information on land transactions (land observatory in Senegal and African land portal hosted by LPI and Land matrix) Component 2: Articulate national land policies and the application of the VGGT (Niger and Senegal)
Program Sustainable Management of Natural Resources
General
Responsible governmental institutions and selected local authorities as well as relevant population groups manage natural resources more sustainably and avoiding conflicts