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Land Rights Research & Resources Institute

The Land Rights Research & Resources Institute (LARRRI/ HAKIARDHI) was found in 1994 and has thus been registered as a non-governmental organization. The Institute was established in recognition of the need to generate and sustain public debates and participation of small producers in villages and peri-urban areas on land tenure and other important related issues.

OUR VISION: Envisage a society with a socially just and equitable land tenure system.

OUR MISSION: To research into, train, advocate for, and promote land rights of the rural based and peri urban small producers who constitute majority of the Tanzanian population.

It is the institute’s belief that such debate will be better informed if there is a recognition of indigenous systems of land tenure knowledge and experiences; 

Second quarter (April- June)

Upcoming Events

  • Printing of banners and posters with messages on land rights, gender equality and climate change adaptation,
  • Conducting monitoring and evaluation visits in selected villages for tracking the use and benefit of the information on land rights, gender equality and climate change adaptation disseminated through digital platforms to land rights monitors (LRMs) an,
  • Conducting Monthly Sharing information to small-scale producers particularly women on land rights, gender equality and climate change adaptation,
  • Conducting Public debates to ordinary villagers on land rights, gender equality and climate change adaptation in selected villages in Kiteto and Kilosa districts,
  • Conducting monthly seminars discussions for urban and per-urban residents on land rights, gender equality and climate change,
  • Conducting Policy dialogue Meetings with Government Officials at national level to influence policy and practices change in the land sector for the interest of small-scale producers,
  • Conducting monitoring and evaluation visit in Kiteto and Kilosa districts to track progress on the project implementation,
  • Conducting Adaptive Capacity to climate change through Participatory Scenario Planning (PSP) in selected villages in Kiteto and Kilosa districts,
  • Providing land-related and gender legal advice and counselling to small-scale producers particularly women, girls, youth and persons with disabilities in programme areas in Kiteto and Kilosa districts and beyond,
  • Networking with local, regional and international likeminded organizations for learning and sharing experiences on policy dialogues,
  • Our portfolio

    The organization has three major organizational portfolios through which programmes are planned and implemented. Those are KNOWLEDGE GENERATION AND DISSEMINATION, PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT and INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMME SUPPORT.

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