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Cadasta Management Presentation to Omidyar Investment Committee Amy Coughenour Betancourt, Chief Executive Officer Frank Pichel, Chief Programs Officer November 29, 2018 Why Property Rights, Why Now? 1 in 4 people feel insecure about their


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Cadasta Management Presentation

to Omidyar Investment Committee

Amy Coughenour Betancourt, Chief Executive Officer Frank Pichel, Chief Programs Officer November 29, 2018

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Why Property Rights, Why Now?

1 in 4 people feel insecure about their land

1.5 billion people globally

Based on ON-supported Prindex study of 15 countries

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Impact of Tenure Security

Graphic By Landesa

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Standards Formalization Official Record No Standards Informal Limited Land/Tech Expertise Gender Inequality Lack of Secure Data Fragmented Actors/Tools

Bottom-up Approach Local Trust Participation Low Cost Local knowledge

Community Mapping

Bridging the Data & Capacity Gaps in Property Rights Documentation

Gaps in Standards, Data, Resources & Capacity

1.5 Billion Tenure Insecure People

Government Cadastral System

Top-down Approach Corruption Inefficiency High Cost Antiquated Systems Limited Capacity

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Standards Formalization Official Record No Standards Informal Limited Land/Tech Expertise Gender Inequality Lack of Secure Data Fragmented Actors/Tools

Bottom-up Approach Local Trust Participation Low Cost Local knowledge

Community Mapping

Bridging the Data & Capacity Gaps in Property Rights Documentation

1.5 Billion Tenure Insecure People

Government Cadastral System

Top-down Approach Corruption Inefficiency High Cost Antiquated Systems Limited Capacity Standards-based Flexible Informal to Formal options Land expertise Gender Strategies Secure platform for data Digital Tools and Platform Data Use & Analytics Advocacy Consolidation of Actors/Tools Participatory Approach Transparency Cost-effectiveness Efficiency Builds Capacity

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What Will Cadasta Deliver?

By the end of 2021, Cadasta will scale up partnerships to strengthen land, property, and resource rights for 8 million people on the Cadasta platform in 30 countries, improving their tenure security and access to benefits and services, and advancing community-based land and resource rights approaches around the world.

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Cadasta offers a structural alternative to a failed public good through technology and services from the bottom up.

Innovative technology for documenting land and resource rights.

Why Cadasta? What Do We Offer?

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Why Hasn’t Someone Already Done This?

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What Has Cadasta Already Accomplished?

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What Has Cadasta Learned?

Strategic Pivot from Lessons

Transition Platform to open source and commercial Downsize dev team, right-size programs Drive flexible, functional tools from needs Position core team with effective structure, organization, and communication Provide resources for partner data collection Ensure intentional gender & participation strategies Empower through data use & privacy Offer portal and tools for reporting & advocacy Strengthen metrics, evaluation, and impact

What Didn’t Work

In-house open source platform Open source over needs One size fits all Crowdsourcing PR Tech-only solution Lack of program support Lost time and resources

What Worked

Supportive donors and Board Strategic pivot leadership-Interim CEO Targets exceeded Effective network mobilization Strong thought leadership Extended funding extra year Scaled large project Transition to Esri platform - in progress

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Cadasta’s New Strategy

Scaling & Partnerships

Partner/Stakeholder Market Segments

  • Community-based, grassroots
  • rganizations
  • Strong land rights mapping
  • rganizations
  • International and larger

national NGOs

  • Multi-laterals, donors,

governments, investors

Large-scale Projects Data Migration

Identify High-impact Opportunities

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Land Urban Agriculture

Target Leading Networks

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Cadasta Trainers Global Mapping Network Challenge and Innovation Grant Fund

Become a Network Promoter

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Net Promoter Score-Lean Data Third-party Evaluation

Build Evidence

  • f Impact

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Opportunity Identification / Initial Discussions

Land Sector Network

Cadasta Promoter

Project Parameters & Approach Defined Partner Agreement Signed & Project Start Project Successfully Implemented & Results Disseminated

Urban Sector Network Agriculture Network

  • 1. Community Based Orgs
  • 2. Mapping Orgs
  • 3. Large NGOs Community/Investors
  • 4. Donors/Govts
  • Impact Evaluation & Evidence
  • Marketing & Communications
  • Advocacy & Thought Leadership
  • Donor Outreach & Funding

Engaging Partners & Promoters

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How Will Cadasta Have Impact?

Impact: Land and Resource Rights Realized and Opportunities Increased

  • Improved Tenure Security
  • Increased Access to Benefits

Outcome # 1:

Evidence of Inclusive Community and Individual Property and Resource Rights Strengthened

Outcome # 2:

Communities Empowered Through the Use of Land and Resource Rights Data

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Communities will have improved access to public and private services

How Will We Know Whether We Are Having Impact?

We will measure it!

Communities will report increased perception of security Communities will reduce land conflict and/or successfully defend property claims Communities will receive recognition

  • f land tenure by authorities
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Getting to Impact

Outcome # 1:

Evidence of Inclusive Community and Individual Property and Resource Rights Strengthened

Training on Data Collection & Land Partner Project Implementation Global Trainer Network Challenge and Innovation Grants Women on Documents Net Promoter Score & Impact Evaluations

1.1 Increased Documentation of Rights on Platform

8 million on platform 700,000 hectares & 500,000 parcels Baseline NPS of 30

1.2. Increased Acceptance & Use of Cadasta

70 partners with 127 projects 30 countries, 5 more government partners 10,000 users, with 40% women NPS improving to 50 Strategic Partnerships Training on Data Analysis & Reports Global Mapping Network Gender & Participation Training Advocacy and Thought Leadership Community of Promoters

A c t i v i t i e s Metrics Outcomes Indicator: Documented households perceive greater tenure security

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Getting to Impact

Outcome # 2:

Communities Empowered Through the Use of Land and Resource Rights Data

2.1 Increased Uptake and Use of Data for Advocacy & Community Decision-making

Customize Data Collection for Partner Needs Strategies for Data Use for Advocacy & Decision-making Training on Full Platform Use and Tools Work with Third Party to Collect Impact Data Disseminate Success Stories and Impact Results 50 partners trained on data analysis, reporting tools 50 partners trained on StoryMaps and dissemination of successes

Indicator: Communities report using platform data for decision-making A c t i v i t i e s Metrics Outcomes

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Leadership & Management CEO Operations Controller Programs & Services CPO Technology Product Mgr Development Lead Developer Communications Comms Director

Board Donors Strategic Partners FIELD

Partners (70) Trainers (15) Projects (127)

Lean, Flexible Structure Current Core Staff & Consultants=13 Future Core Staff & Consultants = 17 15 Cadasta Field Trainers

Cadasta Team

World-class Board and staff experts in land, international development, GIS, technology, and community capacity-building

Partnership Engagement

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Institutional/Gov’t Donors and Implementing Partners

  • DFID
  • USAID--STARR II project and other bureaus
  • World Bank--Ghana and other
  • USG MCC and OPIC
  • Norwegian Gov’t
  • Swedish Gov’t
  • Canadian Gov’t
  • Country Governments (int’l cooperation)

Foundations & Major Donors

  • The Tenure Facility
  • Mulago Foundation
  • Chandler Foundation
  • King Philanthropies
  • Wellspring
  • Hilti
  • High Net Worth Donor Circle

Funding Targets

Companies & Corporation Foundations

  • Esri
  • W3W
  • LafargeHolcim
  • Agribusinesses

Earned Income

  • Contracts for Services, Tech Assistance with Private

Sector, NGOs, Govt’s

  • Fee-for-Service for Platform Tools and Analytics
  • Fee-for-Service for Consulting and Advisory Services
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Our Moonshot Target 2027: 500 million people on the platform Omidyar as Anchor Donor for $15.32 M investment over 9 years From 61% in 2019 to 25% in 2027 Diversified Funding A Cadasta Ecosystem of Networks, Partners, Users, and Transformed Communities Unlocks Hundreds of Billions of Dollars in Investments and Development

A Bigger Vision for Market-level Transformation

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Sustainability-How It Will Happen?

Leadership & Vision— Omidyar, Board, CEO, Team Focus Test & Scale Innovations Build Champions Earned Income Target Real Opportunities

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Thank You!