The International Land and Forest Tenure Facility
Rohini Chaturvedi is an experienced professional who has worked in various organizations such as The International Land and Forest Tenure Facility, Climate and Land Use Alliance, India Climate Collaborative, and World Resources Institute. With a background in forestry management and a PhD in Forest Federalism, Rohini has focused on natural resource governance, land use, and environmental issues throughout their career. Rohini has experience in program design, research, consulting, and teaching in the field of international development.
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The International Land and Forest Tenure Facility
The International Land and Forest Tenure Facility (Tenure Facility) is the first and only international, multi-stakeholder financial mechanism exclusively focused on securing land and forest rights for Indigenous Peoples and local communities. It provides grants to implement tenure rights under existing law and policy and shares the knowledge, innovations and tools that emerge. The Tenure Facility is dedicated to scaling up recognition of collective land and forest rights globally. This helps reduce conflict and further the achievement of global human rights, environment, and development goals. The Tenure Facility is an international foundation registered in Sweden. The Tenure Facility is supported by several donors, including the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD), Good Energies Foundation, Mulago Foundation, the European Commission, Global Wildlife Conservation, and the Ford Foundation.