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USIKOSE KUANGALIA KIPIMA JOTO LEO, SAA TATU KAMILI USIKU

Submitted by Website Officer on 8 March 2019 - 12:00am

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When: 
8 March 2019 - 9:00pm
Location: 
ITV
Tanzania
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Improving Forestry Governance in Tanzania: The Role of the Private Sector

Submitted by Website Officer on 21 May 2013 - 4:44pm

Policy Forum Breakfast Debate

Private sector has been involved in forestry initiatives for a long time but more recently there has been growing waves of interests to try to understand their role in improving forestry governance. Scholarly findings have indicated private sector involvement to be much debated especially with current trends on global mechanisms such as REDD+ of which Tanzania is also a party. Various initiatives have been initiated to understand and learn how the role of private sector might help improve forestry governance in developing countries. In many occasions, such initiatives have drawn private sector among other actors in discussions with the aim of drawing lessons specifically on transparency and accountability in forestry governance.

When: 
31 May 2013 - 7:30am to 9:30am
Location: 
British Council Library Samora Machel Ave
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
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The Village Land Act 1999 – Is it Worth Protecting?

Submitted by Website Officer on 25 March 2012 - 4:10pm
Policy Forum Breakfast Debate
 
The Village Land Act 1999 recognizes land held collectively by village residents under customary law.  This gives villages the rights to the land that their residents have traditionally used and have been managed under customary principles.  The VLA 1999 is seen to contain significant elements of change providing for a devolved system of registration, titling and dispute settlement at the village level and recognition of customary tenure.  But with ongoing land disputes, many at the village level, it is worth questioning, “is the VLA worth protecting?” 
 
This breakfast debate will take a look an in-depth look at the Village Land Act 1999.  An expert will provide an overview of the Act itself, while another will provide an analysis of the Act – the pros and cons.  Through discussion and debate, the question will be explored – is the VLA truly pro-village?  Is it worth protecting?  Or, does it need some mending?
 
Mr. Yefred Myenzi, the Executive Director of HakiArdhi, will participate in thedebate, providing an expert analysis of the VLA.  Mr. Swagile Msananga from the Ministry of Lands will provide an overview of the Act.  TNRF will facilitate the debate.
When: 
30 March 2012 - 3:30am to 5:30am
Tags: 
TNRF-related, Presentation

TNRF Learning Event: Wildlife Management Areas

Submitted by Website Officer on 16 June 2011 - 8:40pm
Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) are provided for by the Wildlife Policy and Wildlife Conservation Act of 2009 as areas of village lands set aside for purposes of wildlife conservation.  They present a range of challenges, concerns and opportunities for communities in their ability to manage and benefit from natural resources, which significantly support their livelihoods.
 
When: 
24 June 2011 - 10:00am to 1:00pm
Tags: 
TNRF-related, Presentation

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