August 11, 2025African Journal on Conflict ResolutionOpen Access

Conflict Resolution Mechanisms for Strengthening Land Tenure Security: A Case of Mvomero District, Tanzania

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SASamwel Sanga AlanangaArdhi University CJChristoncia Joyness

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Analysis reveals ineffective conflict resolution hinders land tenure security for farmers and pastoralists in Mvomero District, suggesting a need for better mechanisms.

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Conflict resolution mechanisms are necessary to improve land tenure security in Mvomero District, Tanzania, particularly for farmers and pastoralists.
Low awareness of land issues contributes to persistent conflicts, impacting resource management and community interactions.
Thematic analysis from interviews highlights the absence of Village Land Use Plans as a significant barrier to effective conflict resolution.
Adjusting strategies to include negotiated approaches alongside coercive measures may promote long-term stability in land tenure disputes.

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Alananga et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23528b210217d6476f8a3 https://doi.org/10.17159/2jbv5764

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Analysis reveals ineffective conflict resolution hinders land tenure security for farmers and pastoralists in Mvomero District, suggesting a need for better mechanisms.

Conflict Resolution Mechanisms for Strengthening Land Tenure Security: A Case of Mvomero District, Tanzania

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Conflict Resolution Mechanisms for Strengthening Land Tenure Security: A Case of Mvomero District, Tanzania

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