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Documentation: The Looming Threat of Eviction

Corresponding documentation for the report The Looming Threat of Eviction: The Continued Displacement of the Maasai Under the Guise of Conservation in Ngorongoro Conservation Area The report reveals the Tanzanian government’s plans to evict over 80,000 residents — mostly Indigenous Maasai from their land, further restrict the livelihoods of those remaining, and destroy buildings in Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA). Announced in April 2021, evictions of local residents are scheduled to unfold on an unprecedented scale under the Tanzanian government’s multiple land use management (MLUM) and resettlement plan.


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Statements from Regional and International Human Rights Mechanisms

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Field Research Msomera Resettlement Site October 2022 Field Research Msomera Resettlement Site October 2022
Translated Ngorongoro Eviction Notices April 17 2021 Translated Ngorongoro Eviction Notices April 17 2021
Proposed Resettlement for the Villages Within NCA Proposed Resettlement for the Villages Within NCA
The Multiple Land Use Model of Ngorongoro Conservation Area: Final Report Oct 2019 The Multiple Land Use Model of Ngorongoro Conservation Area: Final Report Oct 2019
Dissenting Position on the Proposed Zoning Scheme Dissenting Position on the Proposed Zoning Scheme
Maasai Community Letter to Tanzania’s Donors Maasai Community Letter to Tanzania’s Donors
Transfer of COVID-19 Project Funds TShs. 160,000,000 to Handeni District Council Transfer of COVID-19 Project Funds TShs. 160,000,000 to Handeni District Council
Community Opinions on Socio-Economic, Cultural & Ecological Status in Ngorongoro Community Opinions on Socio-Economic, Cultural & Ecological Status in Ngorongoro