6-10-2011 Lessons learned from the Participatory Action Research NLMA

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Participatory Action Research on Communal Land Titling Ekvinay Sayaraj, Head of Research Division, LNRRIC/NLMA Learning House, 06 th Oct 2011

Why PAR in Sangthong? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

What is PAR? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Circle of PAR 2.planning 3.Action and observation 4.reflection 1.problem 5.replan Start activity indicators

Circle of PAR in Sangthong 2.-RRA -literature -review legal 3.-Design form -training - 4.-People awareness - capacity 1.Never issued CT 5.CES/reg manual PAR on Communal titling Process, forms

Project committee ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Main activities item Activities Date 1 Meeting with the team/training 29-30/Dec Lao Pako 2 Meetings in the village level Jan-Feb/2011 4 villages 3 Meeting in DLMA 24-26/Feb 4 Meeting in SNV 3 rd March 5 National Workshop ???

District officials and leaders of villagers in the workshop

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state Ownership model ບຸກຄົນ private ??? communal indiv indiv indiv

Communal Ownership ,[object Object],State right Private right Communal right ,[object Object],[object Object]

Principle of communal title ,[object Object],trad.fence boundary Expensive-developed land cheep-undeveloped land CO Curve

Sample right analysis DLMA All villagers member Non-member Withdraw group producers donor clients access X X X X X X X withdraw X X X X X management X X X X X X X exclusion X X X Alienate (transfer, leasing, collateral X - - - - -

Start here? ,[object Object],[object Object],Rapid data collection/ consultation/survey/tenure assessment Land use regulation Organize land holders Community Education Service/ negotiation Role of land holder filling form Development plan Database/ Hardcopy &Solf copy Planning, allocation & titling Submit Surveying, adjudication & Titling Development/ Conservation Evaluation Replicate the Project model

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6-10-2011 Lessons learned from the Participatory Action Research NLMA

1. Participatory Action Research on Communal Land Titling Ekvinay Sayaraj, Head of Research Division, LNRRIC/NLMA Learning House, 06 th Oct 2011

4. Circle of PAR 2.planning 3.Action and observation 4.reflection 1.problem 5.replan Start activity indicators

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7. Main activities item Activities Date 1 Meeting with the team/training 29-30/Dec Lao Pako 2 Meetings in the village level Jan-Feb/2011 4 villages 3 Meeting in DLMA 24-26/Feb 4 Meeting in SNV 3 rd March 5 National Workshop ???

8. Participate in GDG annual meeting

9. Understanding PAR in Lao Pako

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12. Interim workshop at Sangthong

13. District officials and leaders of villagers in the workshop

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15. state Ownership model ບຸກຄົນ private ??? communal indiv indiv indiv

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18. Sample right analysis DLMA All villagers member Non-member Withdraw group producers donor clients access X X X X X X X withdraw X X X X X management X X X X X X X exclusion X X X Alienate (transfer, leasing, collateral X - - - - -

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