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When Legal Empowerment Meets Community Mapping

This blog post explains how Namati and the Kenya Land Alliance piloted a participatory community mapping process with two communities in Tana River, Kenya. Namati and KLA used handheld GPS devices to record boundary and feature locations and then used that data in QGIS software to create maps that were validated by the communities.

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Uploaded on: Jan 05, 2017
Last Updated: Dec 05, 2017
Year Published: 2016
Author: Marena Brinkhurst


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Resource Type: Namati Publications, Practitioner Resources Issues: Community / Customary Land Rights, Community Paralegals, Environmental Justice Tool Type: News & Opinions Method: Strengthening Customary Justice Systems Languages: English Regions: > Global