Land Use Dialogue in the Ihemi Cluster, Southern Tanzania - Group Presentations and Recommendations

 
 
Breakout Group Presentations – Day 4
Land Use Dialogue in the Ihemi Cluster, Southern
Tanzania
 
 
31 October – 4 November
Iringa, Tanzania
 
 
 
 
Breakout Group #1 – Question 1
 
 
31 October – 4 November
Iringa, Tanzania
 
 
 
 
Building on existing initiatives and to address
the issues raised:
-What key task need to be undertaken
-What key stakeholders need to be involved
-What would be the source of funding
-How can we use those to influence policy
 
Answers
 
       Key task need to be undertaken
Identifying and Mapping of stakeholders
initiatives in order to define roles and
responsibilities
Linking of different stakeholders initiatives
GRG will take lead of the above tasks
Developing of TOR and Actions
Designed monitoring frame work
 
 
         key stakeholders need to be involved
Land Use Task force
Government
Non Governmental Organization
Community
 
 
 
                     Source of funding
IUCN facilitate fundraising efforts
 
 
 
   How can we use those to influence policy
GRG has direct connection to government
Develop joint advocacy package for SAGCOT to
take forward.
 
 
 
Breakout Group #2 – Question 2
 
 
31 October – 4 November
Iringa, Tanzania
 
 
 
Involvement of Actors –
participation and inclusiveness
 
 
Key tasks to be done
 
Stakeholder mapping-roles and responsibilities
Workshops/Forums/Conferences for stakeholders
Organizing field visits to the landscapes of
interest
Conducting baseline survey to identify
weaknesses, opportunities, strengths, and threats
for engagements
Awareness creation
 
Actors:
 
Funding Sources
 
Government Budget
Development Partners
Investors/Private Sector
Communities-e.g. Pastoralists
 
How to influence policy
 
Through research or data collection that
informs policy decisions
Through financing
Through advocacy and awareness creation
Through law enforcement
 
 
Breakout Group #3 – Question 3
 
 
31 October – 4 November
Iringa, Tanzania
 
 
 
Question 3: Need for
collaborative platforms
 
How do you coordinate
stakeholders through various
platforms?
 
Existing platforms need
….
 
To improve coordination
Make themselves more visible to a variety of
stakeholders
Develop clear information flows to all stakeholders.
 
Key tasks to be undertaken at
cluster level
 
Need an analysis of the what platforms exist at the
cluster level
Is there a good alignment of existing platforms?
Where are they mutually supportive?
Are all aspects of landscape issues being
addressed?
Are stakeholders aware of existing platforms?
Goal to most effectively utilize resources
Risk of multiplying platforms
 
Identified NEED
 
For a mechanism at the cluster level to ensure
coordination of monitoring of actions and  sharing of
knowledge of successful practices
Link this to the Green Reference Group at Ihemi cluster?
SUSTAIN can have a role in helping with the monitoring and
learning
 
Ensure existence of feedback loops so that knowledge
is shared across clusters up to corridor level and down
to actions on the ground.
This is a key leverage point for influence practice and policy
Is the Green Reference Group central in this process?
 
 
The Green Reference Groups is the critical
stakeholder for coordinating action of the Inclusive
Green Growth
 
Importance to ensure they are inclusive?
Is funding secure at various levels?
 
Need to be aware of emerging
issues
 
That may be stakeholders that fall between the gaps that
may require new platforms
 
urbanization of rural areas
involvement of women in agribusiness. These emerging areas
 
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31 October – 4 November
Iringa, Tanzania
 
 
 
GROUP 4:
 
QUESTIONS: 1 KEY TASKS TO BE UNDERTAKEN
RESOURCES: Land/soil, Wetland, Water resources,
Forests, Wildlife, Rangelands, etc
Our focus resources: Land/soil, Wetlands, Water
resources
Land/soil: Best farming practices, Support from
extension services, Agro-forestry, Diversification of
agriculture, Best agricultural inputs, Awareness to
small holder farmers, Organic farming, Mixed Land use
to integrate planted forest, agriculture and cattle
farming, Sustainable rangeland strategies like
restoration and improvement rangeland practices,
 
WATER RESOURCES
 
Sustainable way to construct water reservoir.
Rainfall harvest technologies.
 Monitoring water sources like River gauging
stations,
Alternative irrigation systems like Drip irrigations,
Catchment restorations like tree planting,
Law enforcement and provide alternatives ways,
and demonstration.
Institution capacity building like RBWO, etc
 
WETLANDS
 
Wetlands restoration and give alternatives
livelihoods
 Monitoring water sources like River gauging
stations,
Alternative irrigation systems like Drip irrigations,
Catchment restorations like tree planting,
Law enforcement and provide alternatives ways,
and demonstration.
Institution capacity building like RBWO, etc
 
 
 
STAKEHOLDERS
 
Land/soil: Ministry of Land, District Land
office, National LUP commission, Ward Land
councils, Private sectors, CSOs/NGOs, Village
Land committees, Donors and Development
partners like Financial institutions, USAID, etc
Water Resources/ Wetlands resources :
Ministry of water, District Water office, RBWO,
USAID, UK AID, etc
 
POLICY
 
Should be fixed into National specific policies
for mainstreaming.
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The breakout group presentations from Day 4 of the Land Use Dialogue in the Ihemi Cluster, Southern Tanzania, focused on key tasks, stakeholders, funding sources, and policy influence strategies to address land use issues. Recommendations included stakeholder mapping, workshops, field visits, and awareness creation. Involving the Land Use Task force, government, NGOs, and the community was emphasized for effective implementation. Funding efforts were to be facilitated by IUCN, with a direct connection to the government for policy influence through advocacy activities.


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  1. Breakout Group Presentations Day 4 Land Use Dialogue in the Ihemi Cluster, Southern Tanzania 31 October 4 November Iringa, Tanzania

  2. Breakout Group #1 Question 1 31 October 4 November Iringa, Tanzania

  3. Building on existing initiatives and to address the issues raised: -What key task need to be undertaken -What key stakeholders need to be involved -What would be the source of funding -How can we use those to influence policy

  4. Answers Key task need to be undertaken Identifying and Mapping of stakeholders initiatives in order to define roles and responsibilities Linking of different stakeholders initiatives GRG will take lead of the above tasks Developing of TOR and Actions Designed monitoring frame work

  5. key stakeholders need to be involved Land Use Task force Government Non Governmental Organization Community

  6. Source of funding IUCN facilitate fundraising efforts

  7. How can we use those to influence policy GRG has direct connection to government Develop joint advocacy package for SAGCOT to take forward.

  8. Breakout Group #2 Question 2 31 October 4 November Iringa, Tanzania

  9. Involvement of Actors participation and inclusiveness

  10. Key tasks to be done Stakeholder mapping-roles and responsibilities Workshops/Forums/Conferences for stakeholders Organizing field visits to the landscapes of interest Conducting baseline survey to identify weaknesses, opportunities, strengths, and threats for engagements Awareness creation

  11. Actors: ACTORS ROLES National Government Policy formulation, legislations and programmes Regional administration Coordination/Supervision Local government Technical support, planning and execution at respective level FBOs Awareness creation CSO-NGOs/CBOs Advocacy and awareness creation Communities (groups) Planning and implementation Development Partners e.g. USAID, JICA, SIDA, World Bank Funding, programming Investors/Private Sector Funding and execution Media Advocacy and awareness creation Academia Research, programmes and out- reach, technical advancement

  12. Funding Sources Government Budget Development Partners Investors/Private Sector Communities-e.g. Pastoralists

  13. How to influence policy Through research or data collection that informs policy decisions Through financing Through advocacy and awareness creation Through law enforcement

  14. Breakout Group #3 Question 3 31 October 4 November Iringa, Tanzania

  15. Question 3: Need for collaborative platforms How do you coordinate stakeholders through various platforms?

  16. Existing platforms need. To improve coordination Make themselves more visible to a variety of stakeholders Develop clear information flows to all stakeholders.

  17. Key tasks to be undertaken at cluster level Need an analysis of the what platforms exist at the cluster level Is there a good alignment of existing platforms? Where are they mutually supportive? Are all aspects of landscape issues being addressed? Are stakeholders aware of existing platforms? Goal to most effectively utilize resources Risk of multiplying platforms

  18. Identified NEED For a mechanism at the cluster level to ensure coordination of monitoring of actions and sharing of knowledge of successful practices Link this to the Green Reference Group at Ihemi cluster? SUSTAIN can have a role in helping with the monitoring and learning Ensure existence of feedback loops so that knowledge is shared across clusters up to corridor level and down to actions on the ground. This is a key leverage point for influence practice and policy Is the Green Reference Group central in this process?

  19. The Green Reference Groups is the critical stakeholder for coordinating action of the Inclusive Green Growth Importance to ensure they are inclusive? Is funding secure at various levels?

  20. Need to be aware of emerging issues That may be stakeholders that fall between the gaps that may require new platforms urbanization of rural areas involvement of women in agribusiness. These emerging areas

  21. Breakout Group #4 Breakout Group #4 Question 4 Question 4 31 October 4 November Iringa, Tanzania

  22. GROUP 4: QUESTIONS: 1 KEY TASKS TO BE UNDERTAKEN RESOURCES: Land/soil, Wetland, Water resources, Forests, Wildlife, Rangelands, etc Our focus resources: Land/soil, Wetlands, Water resources Land/soil: Best farming practices, Support from extension services, Agro-forestry, Diversification of agriculture, Best agricultural inputs, Awareness to small holder farmers, Organic farming, Mixed Land use to integrate planted forest, agriculture and cattle farming, Sustainable rangeland strategies like restoration and improvement rangeland practices,

  23. WATER RESOURCES Sustainable way to construct water reservoir. Rainfall harvest technologies. Monitoring water sources like River gauging stations, Alternative irrigation systems like Drip irrigations, Catchment restorations like tree planting, Law enforcement and provide alternatives ways, and demonstration. Institution capacity building like RBWO, etc

  24. WETLANDS Wetlands restoration and give alternatives livelihoods Monitoring water sources like River gauging stations, Alternative irrigation systems like Drip irrigations, Catchment restorations like tree planting, Law enforcement and provide alternatives ways, and demonstration. Institution capacity building like RBWO, etc

  25. STAKEHOLDERS Land/soil: Ministry of Land, District Land office, National LUP commission, Ward Land councils, Private sectors, CSOs/NGOs, Village Land committees, Donors and Development partners like Financial institutions, USAID, etc Water Resources/ Wetlands resources : Ministry of water, District Water office, RBWO, USAID, UK AID, etc

  26. POLICY Should be fixed into National specific policies for mainstreaming.

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