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Despite the government's efforts, many residents in Kina have reported difficulties in accessing the compensation. A significant number of them lack title deeds for their land, which remain a key requirement in the government's compensation framework. As a result, they are unable to benefit from the funds, even though their farms and livelihoods continue to suffer from wildlife invasions.
Residents of Kina ward locked out of wildlife compensation over lack of title deeds
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