Land Rights Research & Resources Institute

The Land Rights Research and Resources Institute (LARRRI) is a National land rights advocacy organization that was established in September 1994. LARRRI was established to, among other things; spear-head the realization of land rights for rural based small producers (such as peasants, pastoralists, artisan miners, fisher-folks and hunter-gathers) in socially just and equitable manner. This is traditionally done by carrying out programmatic interventions on land rights at grassroots level where majority Tanzanians live and depend entirely on land and land based resources for their livelihood.

To research into, train, advocate for, and promote land rights of the rural based and peri urban small producers who constitute majority of the Tanzanian population.

Envisage a society with a socially just and equitable land tenure system. (This is a society with a land tenure system that guarantees small producers with an equitable access to, ownership and control over land and other natural resources for their own and national development.)