Pastoralist Land tenure Security Project 2021 -2023 Pastoralist Land tenure Security Project 2021- 2023 What to be done and why?

 To Empower Pastoralist communities in Ngorongoro, Karatu and Monduli to be aware of Laws and policies that govern land ownership and inheritance in Tanzania. Increase number of Indigenous women who have access, control land benefits from land resources ownership. Enable land disputes resolutions among land users in different levels and increase respect for human rights/ancestral land rights of Indigenous pastoralists. Land insecurity of the Indigenous peoples,  land disputes among land users, local authorities and private companies who own hunting blocks, exclusion of indigenous people in decision making , challenges in policies  and laws governing land and conservation areas. 

 Direct beneficiaries: Pastoralist communities specifically, women, youth, village council and traditional leaders

 Expected impact

 Increase number of Indigenous women who have access, control land benefits from land resources ownership.  Enable land disputes resolutions among land users 

 Direct project results/ outcomes:

 

 Pastoralist communities in Ngorongoro, Karatu and Kilosa are aware of laws and policies that govern land 

 Indigenous women access, control and benefits from land 

 Enable Land disputes resolution between land users 

 Indigenous peoples are taking action to make their voices heard by decision makers

 

 Expected outputs of the projects 

 Facilitates for training of the indigenous peoples traditional leaders, village councils an laws and policies that Govern land administration in Tanzania

 Facilitates  village council?s dialogues on land use planning according to land use planning act.

  Facilitates for registration and distribution of Customary Certificates of Right of Occupancy CCROs to 100 women 

 Facilitates Land conflicts resolution dialogues between pastoralists and other land users 

 Land conflicts management mechanisms at the village, ward and district level 

 

 Implementing partners: TPCF is the implementing partner.  TPCF  will work closely with their members.  They  will collaborate with local government authorities, civil society organizations  such as Tanzania Coalition of Human right defenders THRDC, Defend defenders for East and Hon of Africa Network and Forum for small scale producers

 

 Link to website: https://tpcftanzania.org What to be done and why?
To Empower Pastoralist communities in Ngorongoro, Karatu and Monduli to be aware of Laws and policies that govern land ownership and inheritance in Tanzania. Increase number of Indigenous women who have access, control land benefits from land resources ownership. Enable land disputes resolutions among land users in different levels and increase respect for human rights/ancestral land rights of Indigenous pastoralists. Land insecurity of the Indigenous peoples,  land disputes among land users, local authorities and private companies who own hunting blocks, exclusion of indigenous people in decision making , challenges in policies  and laws governing land and conservation areas. 
Direct beneficiaries: Pastoralist communities specifically, women, youth, village council and traditional leaders
Expected impact
Increase number of Indigenous women who have access, control land benefits from land resources ownership.  Enable land disputes resolutions among land users 
Direct project results/ outcomes:

Pastoralist communities in Ngorongoro, Karatu and Kilosa are aware of laws and policies that govern land 
Indigenous women access, control and benefits from land 
Enable Land disputes resolution between land users 
Indigenous peoples are taking action to make their voices heard by decision makers

Expected outputs of the projects 
Facilitates for training of the indigenous peoples traditional leaders, village councils an laws and policies that Govern land administration in Tanzania
Facilitates  village council’s dialogues on land use planning according to land use planning act.
 Facilitates for registration and distribution of Customary Certificates of Right of Occupancy CCROs to 100 women 
Facilitates Land conflicts resolution dialogues between pastoralists and other land users 
Land conflicts management mechanisms at the village, ward and district level 

Implementing partners: TPCF is the implementing partner.  TPCF  will work closely with their members.  They  will collaborate with local government authorities, civil society organizations  such as Tanzania Coalition of Human right defenders THRDC, Defend defenders for East and Hon of Africa Network and Forum for small scale producers

Link to website: https://tpcftanzania.org