communities to assess private investments in land and agriculture at their initial exploratory stage or during their initial phases of operations. The tool may not yet apply to all types of investments – it would have to be revised and refined for it to make it applicable to concessions, State-owned companies, and investments that have been operating for longer periods. Noting that developing an effective scorecard system requires a long and thorough consultative process, this tool is not to be seen as a finished product but rather, as a work-in-progress. ANGOC and KPA acknowledge the significant contribution of the partner CSOs in the preparation of the studies. We thank the editorial and production team members for their efforts in preparing this publication. ANGOC and KPA also express our appreciation to the International Land Coalition (ILC) and to OXFAM-Indonesia for supporting the various workshops and the printing of this publication. Nathaniel Don E. Marquez Dewi Kartika Executive Director Secretary-General ANGOC KPA 10 Upholding Land Rights amidst the Land Rush