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Why these targets?Policy makers• Have power to protect victims by implementing and adjusting legal frameworks.• Can effectively use legislation and traditional systems to ensure rights for all• They have influence.Beneficiaries• Need to be informed of their legal rights to prevent future property grabbing• They are people who enhance situations of the community• To create critical massPotential partners• People at the grass roots• These actors enhance social changes• They deliver services• Group to be used to raise awarenessAdversaries/Abusers• These are missing groups of people from our debates on property grabbing andinheritance• Need to be informed on the dangers and effects of property grabbingMethods1. Workshopso Evaluation and monitoringo Impact assessments Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats (SWOT)o Planning strategiesResponsibility: line ministries, NGOs2. Community based actionso Training (peer education)o Dramao Mobilizationo Sensitizationo Intervention programmeso Group discussionso Support groupso AdvocacyResponsibility: CBOs3. Lobbyingo Skills (negotiation, consulting)Responsibility: CBOs and NGOs4. Creation of critical masso Mobilizationo Demonstrationso Activism32
Responsibility: Civil society5. Collaboration and partnershipso Exchange visitso Newsletterso Establishing a referral systemo DirectoriesResponsibility: government, CBOs, NGO, FBOs6. Identification of key informantso Parliamentary sub-committeeso CouncillorsResponsibility: government, civil society7. Creation of forumso Traditional leaderso Councillorso MeetingsResponsibility: NGOs and traditional leaders8. Mediao Publicationso Press releaseso Press conferenceo Documentarieso Educational filmso Talk showso Mobile cinemaso Story tellingResponsibility: government, civil society, private sectorOpportunities1. Political will by law-enforcement agents2. Availability of information3. Good relationship among stakeholders4. Effective use of legislation5. Law reforms6. Environment NGOs operate to enhance social development7. Regional and internal cooperation8. Room for capacity buildingWorking Group four: Strategies to move forward with the Chilala CaseMrs Chilala’s property is located on traditional land. In Zambia, there are two types ofland tenure: state land given by the Commissioner of lands on behalf of the President and33
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