Amerindian Land Titling Project Investigative Mission to Region Nine

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Amerindian Land Titling Project Investigative Mission to Region Nine

January 6, 2019

Brief report of the Amerindian Land Titling Project Investigative Mission conducted on February 2015 that visited the Sandcreek, Potarinau and Moco Moco communities in Guyana.  The project seeks to enable Amerindians to secure their lands and natural resources with a view towards sustainable social and economic development
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