Land Reform Working Group Tajikistan

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Monitoring of Land Reform in Tajikistan
Monitoring of this part of the process

• Currently only state farms which have not been
  restructured are monitored, mainly at the General
  Assembly meeting.
• Once the monitoring methodology is developed all
  other farms can be monitored as well.

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Possible process

NGO involvement
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Awareness campaigns

NGO involvement

• Awareness campaign for farmers on process and
  rights
• Facilitation of discussion
• Training in extension services (water, taxes,
  cropping)
• farm management
• hukumat
• ? possible throughout the process

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Monitoring of Assessment of Farms

• Description of farm/ farm data/ statistics 
• i) General information
• ii) Information on land  
• iii) Information on shareholders
• iv) Information on debts
• v) Information on assets
• vii) Set-up of Farm Restructure Commission

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Monitoring of the General Assembly

• i) Preparation of General Assembly
• ii) Course of the General Assembly
• iii) Outcome of the General Assembly
• iv) Discussion with farmers

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Discussion and Distribution of Land share
certificates

• NGOs as facilitator for discussion among farmers
• List of holders/ number of certificates
• List of holders/ number of sub-certificates
• List of holders/ number of certificates for
  presidential land

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Monitoring of 2nd GA meeting

• How many additional Dehkan farms are being
  established?
• How many shareholders use their right to withdraw
  from collective farm?
• see above

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Monitoring of Application of Land share
certificates

• Do members of collective farms receive
  sub-certificates? Is the land demarcated?
• Use of land rights
• Freedom of usage/ realization of products

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