Locally Managed Ecosystems

Proportion of rural districts with sustainable land use plans that are inclusive

Calculation Using Available Data

This indicator measures the portion of rural districts where 1) sustainable use plans that govern land use change and land development are in place and 2) those plans take into account the rights of local land users and owners.

Important note: While this indicator asks for "rural administrative districts," it is fine to use other units of measure that make the most sense for your country so long as it is clear what they are and that the same units are used for all data sets.

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What country does this data pertain to?*

What email address can you be contacted at?*

What is your name?

Would you like your name to be kept anonymous? (optional)

Who are you completing this form for?*

Myself

Someone Else

What organisation are you affiliated with?

Is this organisation a people's organisation?*

Yes

What is a people's organisation?

People's organisations are defined as organisations that directly represent people depending upon land and are accountable to them. The constituency the organization represents are indigenous peoples, youth, women, pastoralists, rural workers, rural community members, fishers, landless, forest dwellers and users, peasants and hunter gatherers , afro descendants, quilombolas, adivasi and dalit. NGOs that work closely with people depending upon land but do not represent them are not People's Organisations.

Where is the organisation located?

What sector does your organisation work in?

Respondents should choose the sector that best reflects their affiliation. If no sector presented accurately describes the respondent's affiliation, the Other option should be selected.

While non-governmental organizations (NGOs) can be considered within the broader sector of civil society organizations (CSOs), we provide both options to reflect different understandings of these terms in diverse contexts. The UNDP defines CSOs as "voluntary organizations with governance and direction coming from citizens or constituency members, without significant government-controlled participation or representation," and NGOs "as a subset of CSOs involved in development cooperation." Organizations that have chosen to identify as NGOs in LANDex include the Mongolian Land Management Association (MLMA), the Association of Senegalese Lawyers (AJS) and the Peruvian Center for Social Studies (CEPES). Organizations that have identified as CSOs in LANDex include the Kyrgyz Association of Forest and Land Users, the Citizen Observatory in Chile and the Center for Environment and Development (CED) in Cameroon.

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Block 1: Number of rural administrative districts or units with sustainable use plans in place

Q1: Number of rural administrative districts or units where sustainable land use plans are in place

Source, year:

If possible, describe what kind of administrative districts or units were used for these calculations and describe the nature of the sustainable land use plans in place:

Q2: Total number of rural administrative districts

Source, year:

Block 2: Number of sustainable use plans in place that take into account the rights of local land users and owners

Q1: Total number of rural administrative districts or units where sustainable land use plans are in place (from above)

Q2. Number of sustainable land use plans in place that take into account the rights and interests of local land users and owners

Source, year:

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