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KINNAPA joined other stakeholders from government ministries, NGOs, CSOs, private sector, and international partners to discuss current land use planning challenges, opportunities, and innovations shaping Tanzania's future.
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Share experiences and lessons from Joint Village Land Use Planning (JVLUP) as a key tool for conflict resolution in pastoral communities.
Advocate for inclusive rangeland management and the protection of pastoral land rights for communities across Tanzania.
Network with national and international stakeholders to strengthen partnerships in land use planning and governance.
Learn about national policy directions and best practices in innovative technologies for land use planning and environmental stewardship.
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Joint Village Land Use Planning is not just a technical exercise — it is a peace-building instrument that puts communities at the centre of decisions about the land they depend on.
For KINNAPA, the NLUPC forum was not just a networking opportunity — it was a platform to amplify the voices of pastoralist communities in Kiteto and across Manyara Region who depend on well-governed land use plans for their livelihoods, water access, and cultural survival.
By bringing lessons from the field into national policy discussions, KINNAPA continues its mission to bridge the gap between grassroots realities and government decision-making on land and natural resource governance.
