(b) implement measures to : (i) delim it , demarcate and title or otherwise clarify and protect the corresponding lands of the Ogieks without detriment to other indigenous communities ; and (ii) until those measures have been carried out , abstain from any acts that might lead the agents of the State , or third parties acting with its acqu iescence or its tolerance , to affect the existence , value , use or enjoyment of the property located in the geographic area occupied and used by the Ogieks; and (c) the rescission of all such titles and concessions found to have been illegally granted with respect to Ogiek ancestral land; such land to be returned to the Ogieks with common title within each location, for them to use as they deem fit; (ii) Compensation of the Ogieks for all the damage suffered as a result of the violations, including through: (a) the appointment of an independent assessor to decide upon the appropriate level of compensation , and to determine the manner in which and to whom such compensation should be paid , such appointment to be mutually agreed upon by the parties; (b) l oss t h e p a y m e n t of p e c u n i a r y d a m a g e s to ref I e c t t h e of their p r operty , development and natural resources ; (c) the payment of non-pecuniary damages, to include the loss of their freedom to practise their religion and culture, and the threat to their livelihood; (d) the establishment of a community development fund for the benefit of the Ogieks, directed to health, housing, educational, agricultural and other relevant purposes; (e) the payment of royalties from existing economic activities in the Mau Forest; and (f) ensuring that the Ogieks benefit from any employment opportunities within the Mau Forest; (iii) Adoption of legislative , administrative and other measures to recognise and ensu re the ri ght of the Og ieks to be effect iv ely