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    In November 2016, four villages in Minhla township, Myanmar received the results of a land mapping study conducted by USAID's Land Tenure Project. [1] Community members participated in land assessments and mapping activities in 2015 to determine village boundaries and catalog land use. [2] On November 8th, each village received a folio containing maps, tables, and land use policy data from the study. [3] Government officials from relevant ministries welcomed the results and were pleased with the community involvement in the project.

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    In November 2016, four villages in Minhla township, Myanmar received the results of a land mapping study conducted by USAID's Land Tenure Project. [1] Community members participated in land assessments and mapping activities in 2015 to determine village boundaries and catalog land use. [2] On November 8th, each village received a folio containing maps, tables, and land use policy data from the study. [3] Government officials from relevant ministries welcomed the results and were pleased with the community involvement in the project.

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    In November 2016, four villages in Minhla township, Myanmar received the results of a land mapping study conducted by USAID's Land Tenure Project. [1] Community members participated in land assessments and mapping activities in 2015 to determine village boundaries and catalog land use. [2] On November 8th, each village received a folio containing maps, tables, and land use policy data from the study. [3] Government officials from relevant ministries welcomed the results and were pleased with the community involvement in the project.

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    In November 2016, four villages in Minhla township, Myanmar received the results of a land mapping study conducted by USAID's Land Tenure Project. [1] Community members participated in land assessments and mapping activities in 2015 to determine village boundaries and catalog land use. [2] On November 8th, each village received a folio containing maps, tables, and land use policy data from the study. [3] Government officials from relevant ministries welcomed the results and were pleased with the community involvement in the project.

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    LAND TENURE PROJECT

    MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS | NOVEMBER 2016

    COMING UP NEXT Minhla Villages Receive Results of LandPicture:


    MappingCSO representative explains village
    Study
    boundaries map to participants at Folio
    MONTH
    ceremony event.
    • 1st Dec- Investment and CSO
    Engagement Workshop
    In the farming areas of Minhla
    township, community
    • 8th Dec-Tenure/Gender training for
    CSOs offered by Landesa under Sub- representatives gathered at the Bant
    contract to LTP
    Bway Gone monastery to receive
    •12th – 16th Dec- 1. Local Organization
    Recipients of Sub-contracts, receive
    the results of their participation in
    training on PM approaches and tools. USAID's Land Tenure Project.
    2. Meeting with MONREC-FD, DALMS
    in Heho PS#2 Initiated in 2015, the study invited
    the four villages in pilot site #1 to
    ABOUT THE PROJECT join in land assessment and
    The USAID Land Tenure participatory mapping activities.
    Project supports During the activities, community
    communities, civil society members from Bant Bway Gone,
    organizations (CSO) and
    local authorities to work
    San Gyi, Yway Gone and Heingyu determined village boundaries,
    together in order to increase studied land and resource use, and became familiar with property rights
    transparency, undertake and new land legislation. On 8 November, each village received a folio,
    dispute resolution and assist which contains all the data created including tables, land Use Policy
    in the development of more book, maps and land use types. This folio remains in the village and
    equitable land policy and
    legislation
    copies are provided to local authorities at the village tract and township
    level.
    LOCAL PROJECT
    PARTNERS
    Local Government Leaders Welcome Land Tenure
    Public Network MinHla
    Stakeholders
    Township at PS#1 Land Tenure team members and civil society organization leaders met
    with government following the event in Minhla Vilage. Government
    Farmer and Land Workers
    Union at PS#2
    officials from GAD, the Ministry of Natural Resources and
    Environmental Conservation and the Department of Agricultural Land
    Management and Statistics welcomed the results of the village tract
    CONTACT DETAILS activities. This meeting was significant as the first time government
    authorities could view the new documentation and all three government
    Nick Thomas,
    ministries overseeing land were present for review. The representatives
    Country Coordinator
    nick.thomas@tetratech.com were pleased with the results and the community involvement of the
    project and eager to put it to use.
    Learn more information on Land Tenure: land-links.org
    View photos of these highlights here
    Monthly Newsletter USAID Land Tenure Project

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