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The Community Land Value Chain (CaVaTeCo in Portuguese) is an approach that can improve tenure security and management of community lands and natural resources in the context of large-scale land investments. CaVaTeCo provides the conceptual base for work in Mozambique’s Districts of Namarroi and Ile in Zambézia Province by ORAM and Terra Firma. This project is part of DFID’s LEGEND Challenge Fund.
A field team delimiting family land parcels the Community Land Value Chain approach (CaVaTeCo in Portuguese) comprises 2 or 3 people, working with community members. The team must be able to implement key tasks, such as:
• Management: Maintain communications amongst the team, owner of the land, and community witnesses (such as owners of neighboring parcels, and local leaders), ensuring all agree on the boundaries;
• Interviews: Use tablets with electronic questionnaires to capture required information about the owner, the parcel, and witnesses;
The Community Land Value Chain (CaVaTeCo in Portuguese) is an approach that can improve tenure security and management of community lands and natural resources in the context of large-scale land investments. CaVaTeCo provides the conceptual base for the LEGEND Project, implemented by ORAM and Terra Firma in Mozambique’s Districts of Namarroi and Ile in northern Zambézia province.
The Community Land Value Chain (CaVaTeCo in Portuguese) is an approach that can improve tenure security and management of community lands and natural resources in the context of large-scale land investments. CaVaTeCo provides the conceptual base for the LEGEND Project, implemented in Mozambique’s Districts of Namarroi and Ile in the northern province of Zambézia by ORAM and Terra Firma.
The Community Land Value Chain (CaVaTeCo in Portuguese) is an approach that can improve tenure security and management of community lands and natural resources in the context of large-scale land investments. CaVaTeCo provides the conceptual base for the project "Piloting the ‘Community Land Value Chain’ approach in Mozambique: The delimitation and formalisation of community and family land holdings within the Portucel plantation concessions of Zambézia Province, Mozambique", implemented by ORAM and Terra Firma in the Districts of Namarroi and Ile.
The Community Land Value Chain (CaVaTeCo in Portuguese) is an approach that can improve tenure security and management of community lands and natural resources in the context of large-scale land investments. CaVaTeCo provides the conceptual base for the project "Piloting the ‘Community Land Value Chain’ approach in Mozambique: The delimitation and formalisation of community and family land holdings within the Portucel plantation concessions of Zambézia Province, Mozambique", implemented by ORAM and Terra Firma in the Districts of Namarroi and Ile.
In Sierra Leone Solidaridad implemented a project which is part of the LEGEND programme funded by DFID (2016-1019). The private sector partner in this project is the Natural Habitats Sierra Leone, which currently operates in two oil palm production areas, located around Yele and Zimmi in the Gbonkolenken district of Northern Sierra and Pujehun district of Southern Sierra Leone respectively.
The LandAssess Tool is a risk assessment and management framework. It provides a clear and simple set of checklists that generate a report to help companies assess and manage how they respect land rights. This tool responds to the gap between companies’ commitments to recognize land rights and their ability to give life to that commitment in their operations.
The LandAssess Tool is a risk assessment and management framework. It provides a
clear and simple set of checklists that generate a report to help companies assess and
manage how they respect land rights. This tool responds to the gap between companies’
commitments to recognize land rights and their ability to give life to that commitment in
their operations.
In recent years, numerous companies have made commitments to better recognize and
respect land rights throughout their supply chains. Although making such commitments
In recent years, numerous companies have made commitments to better recognize and respect land rights throughout their supply chains. For Illovo Sugar Africa ("Illovo"), Africa’s largest producer of sugar, this entailed committing to "zero tolerance for land grabs," as well as adopting its Group Guidelines on Land and Land Rights ("Guidelines") and Road Map on Land Rights ("Road Map").
