News item: Kadaster and Indonesia: working together on digital transformation
In order to deepen the cooperation between Kadaster and Indonesia, a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed.
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News item: Application LADM methodology in Brazil
The University of Twente (ITC) and Kadaster gave a participatory training on the Land Administration Domain Model (LADM) in Brazil.
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News item: Benin - From paper to pixels
Our project in Benin is coming to an end. You can read about this project, the results so far and the next steps in the article in GIM International.
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News item: Seminar: Access to rural land in Colombia
Access to rural land in Colombia, a seminar to analyse the legal paths to speed up the cadastral and formalisation processes in the country.
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News item: Indonesian land administration: big steps towards 2025
Kadaster conducted a training and advisory visit to Jakarta in July. The visit was another great opportunity to learn about all the knowledge and expertise Kadaster can bring to other countries.
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News item: Land in Peace wins the Empowering Community Award
In May 2023, Kadaster International won the Empowering Community Award for its 'Land in Peace' project work in Colombia.
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News item: ITC and Kadaster renewed cooperation agreement
Freek van der Meer (ITC, University of Twente) and Frank Tierolff (Kadaster) renewed the cooperation between the two organisations.
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News item: 2023 kick’s off with international workshop in Nepal
Kadaster was present at the international workshop ‘Land use planning and land administration in Nepal. Read an impression.
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News item: Integrating land tenure management in South Africa
In 2023 and 2024, Kadaster will assist in developing plans for an integrated land registry and cadastre system in South Africa.
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News item: Symposium Bringing networks and knowledge into practice
Join us online for the Symposium 'Bringing networks and knowledge into practice' on 1st of September 2022. Organised in conjunction with the joint farewell of Christiaan Lemmen and Kees de Zeeuw,
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