Rapid assessment of land conflict drivers, land disputes, and grievance redress mechanisms in three regions of Ethiopia
This assessment identifies land conflict drivers and land-related disputes at the local and regional levels as well as land-related grievance redress mechanisms in Oromia, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples’ Region and Tigray. The report further analyses how LIFT’s activities interact with these drivers, disputes and mechanisms and provides recommendations to reform the relevant grievance redress mechanisms.
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