 My name is Mustafa Nuddin Issa, I'm working as a feed program director for the USAID Feed the Future Tanzania Lentenia Assistance Program implemented by the AI Tanzania. And the Lentenia Assistance activities of course is seek to clarify and document land ownership. We are also supporting land use planning effort and we have extensive training to increase a local understanding of the land use and also land rights to the residents within the village we are working in. And it is anticipated that the intervention will reduce Lentenia-related risk and lay the ground for the sustainable agriculture investment for both smallholders and commercial investors. So but also local sustainability is a critical component of our activities and because the goal of these activities to empower district and village land institution in the district targeted in which LTA is caring for and also we want to manage to build the capacity on the land administration process so that the district we are working in they can also proceed with these activities independently without any support from LTA when we conclude. In Tanzania 70% of the land is village land which is rural areas. 28% is reserve land this including forestry, water bodies, road reserves etc. and 2% is urban land. So the village then covers the largest portion of which less than 10% is registered that is mapped and issued with titles. So some of the main reason for such small percentage of the registered land in rural area is high cost of registration, corruption and also poor land administration system which are not transparent. So taking part in implementing the USAID with the future mobile application to secure tenure must in 2015 to 2016 which was only focusing on design of mobile application and tested and also taking part in USAID Tanzania Lentenia assistance program from 2016 to date in implementing and developing of innovative technologies for first registration of the village land using mobile application must in mapping land parcels and also developing a web-based design which is managing post-registration transaction using technical register under social under secure tenure trust. So it has been proved that simple cost-effective technologies have increased transparency and land governance system and also reduce the cost of producing CCROs those are certificate of title and also it may need to streamline the process for insurance of CCRO at the scale. So USAID LTA program we have many to develop the mobile application which is mass and also we have many to develop the model of the land registration that is enabled demarcation and identification of over 70,000 land parcels and we've made it to each to date over 60,000 land titles in 41 villages in which we are working. But also the ownership in terms of gender between women and men we're having approximately 49.5 percent and 50.5 percent respectively. So this is a ownership between men and women and this is due to extensive sensitization and training on brand rights to the residents, village leaders which are the main component leveling the land in the regular working youth and marginalized groups such as pastoralists and women and most importantly their participation in the working of the land registration process has made for a higher level of transparency. So the model has brought the cost down to below $10 against the previous cost which is a bit bit expensive. The cost of registration of the land before mass was in order of $100 per CCRO. So using simple technologies such as smartphones with simple mobile applications such as masks, open source software and good procedures has now pimped the way for a large scale low cost registration of land in Tanzania. In our case as an LTA program it's not the technology per se benefited the marginalized community but the procedure set up to implement the technology. So the participation in meetings by women youth has been strong in the instance where there is a special group such as pastoralist community they've been fully involved in the process particularly in the land use planning process. So to ensure adequate grazing area and also opportunity for communal certificate to be issued. So LTA has reinforced the messages for women youth empowerment to engage in the program as falsifiers, educators and also to participate as a member for various community associated with land registration in the village. So out of 50,000 people trained 54% of all participants were women and for the 3% were youth. So LTA is in partly on radio, social and printed media campaign to encourage women to put themselves forward for the upcoming five-year term village council election in September but also as we mentioned earlier we have achieved almost 50 in the ownership of land between women and men.