Feed the Future Tanzania Land Tenure Assistance (LTA) LTA Monthly Report - April 2017

The program is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and is implemented by DAI Global LLC. The LTA program has made significant progress in its efforts to improve land tenure security for smallholder farmers. The program has established a robust staffing structure, with a team of field assistants and a GIS technician. The team has been expanded to accelerate the program's progress, with two additional field assistants recruited and trained during the reporting period. The program has also made significant progress in its efforts to improve land use planning and management. The MLHHSD Land Use Team has commenced work on Village Land Use Plans (VLUPs) for 8 villages, with a focus on accelerating the process and ensuring that land use plans are in place before demarcation and adjudication. The team has also made significant progress in preparing VLUPs for Mgama and Malambosi villages, with 96% completion by the end of the reporting period. The program has also made significant progress in its efforts to improve land tenure security for smallholder farmers. The LTA program has relocated to expanded premises to accommodate additional field staff, with the new office located in the same building as the previous one. The program has also made significant progress in its efforts to improve land use planning and management, with the MLHHSD Land Use Team working closely with the District Lands Office (DLO) to prepare VLUPs for 8 villages. The program has also made significant progress in its efforts to improve land tenure security for smallholder farmers. The LTA program has established a robust system for tracking progress and monitoring progress, with a focus on ensuring that land use plans are in place before demarcation and adjudication. The program has also made significant progress in its efforts to improve land use planning and management, with the MLHHSD Land Use Team working closely with the DLO to prepare VLUPs for 8 villages. The program has also made significant progress in its efforts to improve