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Displaying 1841 - 1845 of 2117Piaui Productive and Social Inclusion DPL
General
The Program Development Objective is to support the Government of Piaui in the implementation of its efforts to achieve higher rates of inclusive green growth by: (a) improving land tenure administration, (b) promoting sustainable agricultural practices, (c) inmprove water resource management and (d) ensuring environmental sustainability.
Jalalpur Irrigation Project
ETHIOPIA CLIMATE ACTION THROUGH LANDSCAPE MANAGEMenT PROGRAM FOR RESULTS
General
The Program Development Objective (PDO) is to increase adoption of sustainable land management practices and to expand access to secure land tenure in non-rangeland rural areas.
Colombia Institutional Strengthening for Territorial Development DPF
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The objective of this operation is to support policies to: (i) strengthen institutions for regional planning, resource allocation, coordination and investment prioritization, and (ii) enhance the efficiency of land management in rural and urban areas.
LAND-at-scale Burkina Faso Scaling up Land Governance for Food Security
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Burkina Faso is a country dealing with many crises: food insecurity, climate vulnerability and massive population displacement. Land plays a critical factor in all these crises. The fast-growing population, degradation of land as well as widespread migration of the population across Burkina Faso are putting rampant pressures on land. The country is heavily dependent on agriculture, which employs 80% of the population. Despite this, the country deals with significant food security issues. With emerging patterns of high temperatures and pockets of drought, the country is very vulnerable to climate shocks. As is observed in many crises, vulnerable groups are hit hardest by the consequences. Women and youth particularly, suffer disproportionality. They suffer from marginalization through customary practices, which leads to increased vulnerability to the factors above and has led to decreased access to land, or even land dispossession. Project objective To improve food security and the resilience of women and youth in the country by securing their access to land and by strengthening land governance and management practices. Project strategies - Raising awareness on land rights among relevant stakeholders; - Participatory registration of land titles with special reference to women and youth; - Optimizing land management practices of secured land of women and youth to address challenges related to land degradation and/or food insecurity; - Monitoring and learning on the experiences of the other components and formulating recommendations for more sustainable land governance.