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Deal #4717 Version #69081
Tanzania
Created at
2015-06-17
Last update
2020-04-23
Names of communities / indigenous peoples affected
Comment on communities / indigenous peoples affected
Land is in the process of being handed back to the community in 2013
Consultation of local community
Community consultation
Not consulted
How did the community react?
Community reaction
Consent
Comment on community reaction
Local people did not consider foreign investors as intruders and new colonists but welcomed them, based on – at least partly justified – expectations of getting employment and highly needed infrastructure or other benefits as compensation for their land.
Presence of land conflicts
Comment on presence of land conflicts
Land is in the process of being handed back to the community in 2013
Displacement of people
Comment on displacement of people
Land is in the process of being handed back to the community in 2013
Promised or received compensation
Promised compensation (e.g. for damages or resettlements)
10 per cent of the revenue from selling carbon credits.
Received compensation (e.g. for damages or resettlements)
Many of the promised compensations have not materialised. TF did not pay any compensation in cash, but constructed
different infrastructural buildings in each village such as dispensary, village office, water tank, etc. .
Promised benefits for local communities
Promised benefits for local communities
Health, Education, Roads
Materialized benefits for local communities
Materialized benefits for local communities
Productive infrastructure (e.g. irrigation, tractors, machinery...)
Comment on materialized benefits for local communities
Dispensary, village office, water tank,etc.