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Other organizations funding or implementing with land governance projects which are included in Land Portal's Projects Database. A detailed list of these organizations will be provided here soon. They range from bilateral or multilateral donor agencies, national or international NGOs, research organizations etc.
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Displaying 1856 - 1860 of 2117Protection of carbon pool and sinks within wetlands and protected areas of Panama
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Wetlands perform a great number of socio-economic and ecological functions. Nonetheless, only few wetlands are under effective protection in Panama. UNDP envisages an array of measures designed to manage protected mangroves and other wetlands over an area of 13,800 ha. The measures are to be monitored and assessed with regard to their carbon dynamics. The project shall give greater priority to wetlands within Panama's national protected area system and will improve the capacity of the national environmental authority to manage protected areas.
Forest Land Use and Governance in Indonesia
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The programme will address the challenges of deforestation and peat land degradation through investments to increase transparency and accountability, building capacity for spatial (land-use) planning, and engaging and mobilising the private sector in support of sustainable economic development. It does this by focusing on overcoming the critical governance failures for the sustainable management of forests and land-use
COLANDEF
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COLANDEF is an NGO that aims to secure land tenure rights and promote women’s empowerment in Ghana through local governance, policy advocacy, and mainstreaming gender into development. Omidyar Network has funded COLANDEF to implement a two-year advocacy and media campaign to improve customary land rights documentation across Ghana. Within this project, COLANDEF aims to produce an agreement between Customary and Statutory leaders on the form and process for customary land rights documentation, and to produce and then pilot a handbook and template agreement for documenting land rights. The project’s media component aims to educate rural populations about the benefits of land documentation, their rights, and how to obtain documents. It consists of 24 primetime appearances on Ghanaian TV, and will potentially reach six million people.
PULITZER CENTER ON CRISIS REPORTING
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The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting supports a large network of independent journalists who cover under-reported global issues, such as property rights, and disseminates their stories across top-tier news media partners. The Center aims to raise awareness and to increase public dialogue on the current barriers to property rights around the world.Through written content, video, data visualization, and photography, the Center promotes high-quality international reporting and innovative platforms for the public to engage on key issues. It also provides in-person and online programs for secondary and university students, including those enrolled in public policy, business, and environmental programs. Omidyar Network is funding The Pulitzer Center to launch a three-year program to advance property rights awareness through investigative journalism reporting and workshops, micro-grants, and education activities.
Program for the promotion of agriculture II
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Support to Benin’s agricultural strategy PSRSA: - support and promotion of the private sector in the field of agriculture; - enhancement of competitiveness of the agricultural sector through development of value chains; support to land use planning