Scaling up community-based land registration and land use planning on customary land use in Uganda: Consolidation Phase (2021-2023) - Mid-Term Project Evaluation
Hugo Navajas, Peter Cheseret
This report presents the mid-term evaluation (MTE)
of the project “Scaling up Community-based Land
Registration and Land Use Planning on Customary
Land Use in Uganda” (henceforward the “Land
at Scale” project). The project is funded by the
Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) through
the Land-at-Scale programme of the Netherlands
Government, for a budget of 3 million Euros. It
is being implemented by the Global Land Tool
Network (GLTN) programme that is hosted by
UN-Habitat, over a four-year period that is divided
into two phases: An initial 1.5-year Consolidation
Phase, followed by an expanded Scaling-Up Phase
over the remaining period. Uganda´s Ministry of
Lands, Housing & Urban Development (MLHUD) is
the designated national executing agency, and the
implementation on the ground, is supported by the
Uganda Community Based Association for Women
and Children’s Welfare (UCOBAC), Mak-SBE, and
the International Institute for Rural Reconstruction
(IIRR).
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