Land Allocation Social Tender

Project ID P171331Region East Asia and PacificCommitment Amount US 60.00 millionTotal Project Cost US 100.00 millionThe project development objective is to help improve target beneficiaries access to agriculture resources and selected infrastructure and social services in project communities.The key results that the Project would achieve include Tenure security for formerly landless or land-poor and other marginalized groups or individuals i.e. indigenous communities. Achievements would be measured by the number of registered land rights including titles and the area ha that was provided to beneficiaries. Infrastructure and service provision in the project areas benefitting not only the direct target group but supporting broader area development. Achievements would be measured by the number of people that live along newly built or upgraded roads and who benefit from improved connectivity and market access. Sustainable agriculture-based livelihood development for individuals and groups in the project communities. Achievements would be measured by increased incomes from farming and improved food security and nutrition amongst the target beneficiary families. 14. With a potentially nation-wide coverage implementation will focus on the existing LASED provinces plus the Northeastern Provinces of Mondulkiri Rattanakiri Stung Treng and Preah Vihear. A total of 30-40 project sites sub-projects would be included covering a total of approximately 10000 -15000 direct beneficiary households. Benefits from improved infrastructure availability and usage will accrue to a broader beneficiary group in the project areas. D. Concept Description Component 1 Social Land Concession SLC and Indigenous Communal Land Titling ICLT Investment Planning and Prioritization approx. US20million 15. This would continue support for a participatory preparation and updating of SLC or ICLT plans for the new and where necessary also existing sites respectively b identification prioritization and planning of appropriate technology and infrastructure investments including the collection of project baseline data at additional sites and responding to increased monitoring requirements and c processing of individual SLC land titles for eligible land recipients in the existing sites. Additional and adjusted activities would include d facilitating incorporation of climate smartclimate change resilience considerations and where appropriate specific NRM protection in new and or existing land use plans for project areas and e processing of communal land titles in areas where the project sites include indigenous communities with respective demands. Component 2 Land Preparation and Infrastructure Development approx. US50million 16. This would support the settling-in requirements as well as the required land preparation and prioritized infrastructure investments at new project sites. These include the a pro