The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) is delighted to announce that LAND-at-scale has recently started in Egypt, being integrated into the broader Agricultural Innovation Project (AIP phase II) implemented by GIZ Egypt, co-financed by Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. The project was developed in close collaboration with the Embassy of the Netherlands in Egypt.
The project aims to reduce land fragmentation through participatory land use consolidation in order to increase the productivity and income of smallholder farmers, and to strengthen the institutional capacity of key institutions on land governance aspects.
Project strategies are:
✔ Assessing the suitability and applicability of various land-use consolidation tools including the development of inclusive business models;
✔ Awareness raising, mobilizing communities, and strengthening capacities at the local, governorate, and national levels;
✔ Piloting land-use consolidation models, focusing on (1) crop consolidation and private sector engagement and (2) land-use consolidation tailored for climate adaptation including demonstration plots;
✔ Facilitating learning, knowledge dissemination, and policy advocacy in collaboration with the government to enable scaling up of successful practices.
Want to know more about the project? Download the one-pager via https://lnkd.in/euJbyhTP
LAND-at-scale is funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs and managed by the Netherlands Enterprise and Development Agency (RVO). The project in Egypt is supported with 1.485.000 Euros. To stay updated on this LAND-at-scale project and others, please sign up(link is external)(link is external) for our quarterly newsletter.