Our
Interventions

Advocating for inclusive land policies

How we do it

We create a platform for the voice of the vulnerable to be heard by working together with both the traditional authorities, state actors and private sector actors in the land sector.

Prominent amongst them are the women groups from traditional areas, community based organizations, etc. This form of advocacy is geared towards influencing the national policy framework to recognize the customary land rights holders and ensure the protection of their rights and interests especially women and equip them to participate in land governance.

Impact from our advocacy

33

Productive engagements with stakeholders and project beneficiaries.

1433

Individuals cumulatively benefitting from measures put in place for the purpose of advocacy.

Strengthening Land Sector Institutions

How we do it

We recognize that it would be difficult to bring about the desired change in the land sector without the needed institutional capacity.

We are therefore committed to strengthening institutional structures, coordination, human resource capacity, the tools, and the rules governing their operations.

Our focus is to facilitate leadership commitment to changing the rules of the game to ensure it delivers secured land rights for customary land rights holders.

Impact from our strengthening programs

13

Traditional areas in 6 national regions.

1936

Beneficiaries from 35 strengthening engagements.

Educating on Land Rights

How we do it

We teach all groups in the traditional areas about their rights and interests in land and the need for documentation.

We undertake sustained public education and awareness-raising for a wide range of land rights holders and land users.

They are therefore able to make informed decisions and take the right actions at the right time to limit land tenure risks.

This is because, a well-informed population can advocate for themselves better than any advocacy done for them.

Impact from our education programs

77

Traditional areas in 18 districts and in all 16 national regions.

7607

Beneficiaries from 113 engagements.