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List of TablesTable 1: Age of Respondents by District .................................. 6Table 2: Gender of Respondents by District ............................. 7Table 3: Land Tenure Types ...................................................... 9Table 4: Possession of land ownership documents ................... 10Table 5: Number of People Reached Through CommunitySensitization ............................................................... 26Table 6: Land Cases reported to the Land Rights Centersin 2010 ........................................................................ 28iiMilestones towards the Integration of Informal Justice Mechanisms into the Formal System
List of FiguresFigure i: Level of land ownership by gender by district ............ 11Figure ii: Level of land ownership by marital status by district .. 12Figure iii: Common Disputes in the Community ......................... 14Figure iv: Choice of Conflict Resolution Institutions byDistrict ......................................................................... 15Figure v: Choice of Laws for Dispute Resolution ...................... 17Figure vi: Challenges Faced in Dispute Resolution ..................... 19Figure vii: Interventions to Improve Land Administration andManagement ................................................................ 20Figure viii: Improving Community Management of Land ............. 24Figure ix: Analysis of People Reached in Three Districts ........... 27Figure x: Cases Reported to the Centers by Gender ................... 29December 2010iii
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