Fit-For-Purpose Land Administration for All

A guide for surveyors on adoption and adaptation of Fit-For-Purpose Land Administration

Fit for purpose land administration for all

A guide for surveyors on the adoption and adaptation of Fit-For-Purpose Land Administration.

The World Bank and the International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) developed the ‘Fit for purpose Land Administration’ approach.

The idea behind this approach is that land administration should be designed to meet the needs of all people and the environment. It should also identify the way land is occupied and used within a relatively short time and at relatively low costs.

This report is a guidance tool for understanding and advocating the Fit-For-Purpose Land Administration methodology.

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LAND programme summary - flyer text in Word

The LAND programme 2015-2019 was a Dutch partnership of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Kadaster, with expert contributions from (inter)national governments, private companies, NGOs, knowledge centres and universities. In this programme, Kadaster organised about 30 short term projects. These so called LAND actions were all performed in the context of (possible) application of Fit-For-Purpose Land Administration (FFP LA) as a means to improve legal certainty, to stimulate economic development, to fight poverty, to contribute to post-conflict and post-disaster recovery and gender equality and to help prevent (environmental) criminality.

LAND programme summary flyer in pdf format

The LAND programme 2015-2019 was a Dutch partnership of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Kadaster, with expert contributions from (inter)national governments, private companies, NGOs, knowledge centres and universities. In this programme, Kadaster organised about 30 short term projects. These so called LAND actions were all performed in the context of (possible) application of Fit-For-Purpose Land Administration (FFP LA) as a means to improve legal certainty, to stimulate economic development, to fight poverty, to contribute to post-conflict and post-disaster recovery and gender equality and to help prevent (environmental) criminality.