News item: In Rwanda “Easy access to land administration is key”
In Rwanda, Kadaster is supporting the National Land Authority. We asked 2 of our local counterparts about the importance of the project.
Read moreKadaster has collaborated with the Rwanda Land Management and Use Authority (RLMUA) since 2008. The last project focused on the land administration information system extension and upgrade.
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.
Citizens, investors and the government need to access land information easily and for different purposes.
During the renewed cooperation, the focus will be on implementing the RLMUA business plan. This plan will seek to ensure a sustainable financial and operating environment for land administration in Rwanda. First, we need to realign the plan to embed the new land use planning task of RLMUA. The government of Rwanda describes its land use planning ambitions in the National Land Use & Development Master Plan 2020-2050.
Kadaster will support with implementing this Master Plan. We will need the capacity and knowledge of academia, in both the reassessment of the business plan, and in the execution of the land use planning tasks. Kadaster will also closely work together with the International Development Law Organisation, who is involved in the national implementation of a more just decision-making process by local mediation committees (known as Abunzi).
Kadaster will support with implementing this Master Plan.
We will need the capacity and knowledge of academia, in both the reassessment of the business plan, and in the execution of the land use planning tasks.
Kadaster will also closely work together with the International Development Law Organisation, who is involved in the national implementation of a more just decision-making process by local mediation committees (known as Abunzi).
2021-2025
In Rwanda, Kadaster is supporting the National Land Authority. We asked 2 of our local counterparts about the importance of the project.
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Kadaster will assist in developing plans for an integrated land registry and cadastre system, including both statutory and customary land rights.
Following up on the first NSDI development project in St. Lucia in 2019, concentrating on the legal and business analysis and reflected in a change implementation strategy, the World Bank has awarded the extension of this project to the consortium of Kadaster and KU Leuven.