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We listed 3 more articles which are all open access. The articles focus on current key topics that affect land administration.
Read moreThe government of Moldova received a credit from the World Bank Group to finance the Land Registration and Property Valuation project. This project aims at improving the quality of land administrations and property valuation systems and to enhance the transparency of these systems.
The project consists of 4 components:
As part of component 3, this project aims at developing the national spatial data infrastructure (NSDI) of Moldova, following the principles of INSPIRE, the European SDI. A well-functioning NSDI is a key asset to tackle the many societal challenges Moldova is facing. Good coordination between the different NSDI stakeholders is one of the prerequisites for a successful NSDI development.
The Agency for Land Registration and Cadastre (ALRC) is the responsible public body to coordinate the implementation of the NSDI plans. This assignment focuses on supporting ALRC in its role as coordinator of the NSDI in Moldova.
The implementation of the NSDI has many aspects, but the following results could be identified:
October 2022 – July 2024
We listed 3 more articles which are all open access. The articles focus on current key topics that affect land administration.
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The idea behind ‘Fit for purpose’ is that land administration should be designed to meet the needs of people and the environment. It also should identify the way land is occupied and used within a relatively short time and at relatively low costs.
Armenia is moving towards a more transparent, secure, unified, and citizen-oriented cadastral system. A core activity of this transition, which is manifested in the 5-year reform plan of Cadastre Committee (CC), is the digitalisation of the cadastral archives in Armenia.
We have collaborated with the Rwanda Land Management and Use Authority (RLMUA) since 2008. In August 2021, the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) programme Land-at-Scale approved a funding application to continue the cooperation for the next four years.
The 'LAND-at-scale' project in Colombia aims to support land administration processes of indigenous and Afro-Colombian communities in a fair, efficient and effective manner.