The iTaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) is organising a series of public consultations and pocket meetings in various villages and settlements around the country to address itaukei land and leasing issues.

In an effort to attend to our key stakeholders at Vuci South, Tailevu;

follow-up meeting between senior executives and officials from the iTaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) and the Ministry of Lands & Mineral Resources at the TLTB Boardroom in Suva to discuss issues that need attention of both organizations.

An awareness and consultation session was conducted at Bocalevu Primary School as part of TLTB’s visibility effort to the farming community in Wailevu, Labasa.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) joined the Ministry of Lands last week to conduct the process of re-assessment on the Ratu Kadavulevu School (RKS) lease for the benefit of the landowners and the protection of the adjacent water-bottling investment.

Representatives from the iTaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) attended Fiji's Geospatial Country Level Action Plan Stakeholder Consultation at the Pacific Community (HQ) in Suva on Tuesday (14 June 2022).

The proposed amendment does not hinder the process and the right of forfeiture and/or re-entry should TLTB lessees breach their lease conditions.

Our lease money distribution channels have been disrupted given that the Eservices Application System (EAS), whose server is hosted as part of the Government IT network. EAS is where our equal rent distribution (ERD) process is being managed and has been taken offline to protect the system’s integrity from any possible attacks or the spread of any malware.
 

So far around 43 leases had been issued to the Government for squatter upgrading purposes which constitute more than $3.8 million in premium for the landowners.

TLTB becomes the latest organization to join hands with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) in a nationwide campaign against bribery.