News item: Modernised and improved Indonesian land administration
We worked together with our Indonesian counterparts to update and improve their land registration. Read more about this 4-year project.
Read moreKadaster supports the Indonesian National Land Agency, representing the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Land Planning (ATR/BPN) with institutional and technical change. This is needed to deliver a modern land registration system in Indonesia by 2024.
In this way, Indonesia is moving towards a land administration system that meets the social, economic and environmental needs. The agency has been undertaking continuous improvement initiatives, particularly relating to increasing map coverage and digitalisation over recent decades.
Together with Kadaster International we work on improving public trust in our data and give every Indonesian open access.
We worked together with our Indonesian counterparts to update and improve their land registration. Read more about this 4-year project.
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By provision of advice, trainings and webinars Kadaster supports in:
On 13 July 2023, Virgo Eresta Jaya - Director General of Surveying and Mapping, Indonesian Ministry of Spatial Land Planning/National Land Agency, said the following:
“Currently we are finalizing our land covering parcel map to give Indonesian citizens access to their data and provide tenure security. In 2023 we registered in total more than 105 million parcels in Indonesia. Together with Kadaster International we work on improving public trust in our data and give every Indonesian open access. We need knowledge and experience from organizations like the Dutch Kadaster to modernize land administration and seize new opportunities in our field.”
1 February 2020 – 31 May 2024
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