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Displaying 1586 - 1590 of 2117Rights to Food II
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The main framework of this project is to encourage improvements in government policies at the national level as well as policies related to the private sector and the implementation of policies to fulfil the right to food at the local level. The policy objectives that want to be intervened are the formulation of national regulation related land at the national level which is expected to strengthen the basic principles of agrarian reform, such as overcoming conflict resolution in favor of small -scale farmers, promoting gender justice in land tenure, formation institutional authority related to agrarian reform, attempts to reduce land tenure inequality. Outcome Areas as target of the project are: 1. Improved Policy Government Sector; 2. Improved Policy Private Sector; 3. Political Will; 4. Increased Citizen's Voice; 5. Stronger and Wider Alliance; 6. Strengthened Civil Society Organisations (CSOs).
OGB Unrestricted Commitment to Uganda
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This project aims to support the Uganda office 60% on programme work and 40% on support 1. Women land rights 2. Support to climate change models 3. Support to WO and VAM 4. Extractive works 5. Humanitarian Capacity Building 6. Common Approach to MEL and Social Accountability (CAMSA) roll out 7. Contribution to staff cost 8.Contribution to office running cost 9. Contribution to change & transition cost
Securing Land Rights phase II
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Securing Land Rights Project will focus on the Legal Provision by looking into the land disputes backlog during the implementation o f Land Tenure Regularization Program (LTRP)
Empowerment of civil society advocating for the rights of the urban poor in Siem Reap (CISUP)
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Civil society is built to advocate for the land rights of vulnerable urban and peri-urban (UPU) poor in Siem Reap improving their land tenure situations and livelihood.
Securing Land for sustainable agri-business
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1) To build the capacity of LAs to provide pro-poor customary land rights registration services and stimulate a low-carbon economy by 2020. Indicators: CCO registration services available to men and women in 4 additional sub-counties in Nwoya DistrictLAs have adopted 5 action points for the stimulation of the low-carbon economy in their annual District Social and Environmental Action Plan The Action aims to address rampant and violent land conflicts, which severely limit sustainable