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Other organizations (Projects Database)
Other organizations (Projects Database)

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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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Empowering IPLC's in Guyana to combat deforestation caused by mining

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The aim of the project is that indigneaous and local communities, and the wider Guyaneses society, enjoy ecosystem services and related human wellbeing benefits provided through reduced deforestation and land degradation from the risk of mining. The main partner is the National Toushaos Council (NTC).

Support to Ethiopian Resilient Landscape and Livelihood Project

General

The intersection of land management, rights, and use forms the key development issue for millions of rural Ethiopians facing water insecurity, food insecurity, land tenure insecurity, and livelihood insecurity – all amplified by climate variability and change. Climate impacts in Ethiopia are felt primarily through water stress, which is affected by land use and degradation that undermines watershed function. In Ethiopia, the estimated cost of land degradation is 2-3% of GDP, before accounting fo

Support to Sustainable Land Management and Climate Change

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The Program's Development and Global Environment Objectives are to reduce land degradation in selected sites within the broader landscapes in Ethiopia. The objective would be achieved through the provision of capital investments, technical assistance and capacity building for small holder farmers and government institutions at national and sub-national levels.

REDD+ through Participatory Forest Management in Ethiopia phase2

General

The project will take place in Oromia, Gambella and SNNPPR. Main activities will be upscaling of pilot, demonstration, capacity building and policy and advocacy. The beneficiaries (communities and local government staffs) will be trained on the basic concepts of sustainable forest use and management, participatory forest management, forest area demarcation, institution formation, forest land certification, participatory MRV application, REDD+ and climate change adaptation and mitigaton.i

Rio Negro Indigenous Fund Project (FIRN)

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Creation of an Indigenous Fund to finance projects and initiatives developed during the elaboration of the territorial and environmental management plans (PGTAs) of the indigenous lands of Rio Negro in the last five years and in dialogue with the National Policy for Territorial and Environmental Management of indigenous lands in the Brazil.