Our projects transcend borders. From securing land rights for vulnerable communities to promoting sustainable land use. We are dedicated to creating a more equitable and resilient world.
Project GeoConnect aims to expand the use of geospatial and remotely sensed data in Bosnia-Herzegovina. It focuses on integrating this data into the country’s national spatial data infrastructures (NSDIs).
This project focuses on securing land rights in Chad. It aims to advance Chad’s land reform, improve food security, social cohesion, and economic development.
This project aims to ensure that the rights of indigenous people in the Amazon are recognized. It will help the communities in the Tapajós region to map and identify landholders. And they’ll learn how to use modern technology and the Fit for Purpose methodology to collect data.
This project focuses on the modernisation and improvement of property rights data through technical design of standards and methodologies and by ensuring quality control of digitisation and system development results.
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.
To establish an infrastructure of systems and procedures for the initial registration and updating processes. The ANDF staff will have acquired the necessary expertise and some parts of the country will be registered.
Create a strong, fair and inclusive legal framework. And improve land administration by reducing costs, registration time and complexity:
Up to 60% of the rural population in Colombia does not have legal proof of ownership over their land. At the current pace it will take centuries to realise tender security for all. This project aims at speeding up the process.
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.
Indonesia is moving towards a land administration system that meets the social, economic and environmental needs.
Enhance the e-government structure in Moldova through improved spatial data sharing and cooperation among authorities. This in line with EU standards and international best practices.
Support the implementation of the NSDI action plan, business plan and business model and the NSDI use-cases development.
Many inhabitants of Nepal are still experiencing the consequences of the 2015 disastrous earthquakes. In 3 of the areas have been damaged or destroyed land administration experts from Nepal, international experts from the Global Land Tool Network (GLTN) and Kadaster, are working on methods to accelerate reconstruction.
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.
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.
Kadaster will assist in developing plans for an integrated land registry and cadastre system, including both statutory and customary land rights.
Strengthening professional access to information about land. Together with 8 sister organisations in 6 countries in the Western Balkan (North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro), this project focuses on the bilateral cooperation between Kadaster and each of the different organisations.
Facilitate the official registration and protection of the rights of smallholders with customary and informal land rights in Togo. In order to increased investment in the agricultural sector.
The project “Access to Land and Credit” in Tunisia is aimed at structurally transforming agriculture through improving land consolidation procedures and efforts. This leads to employment opportunities for Tunisian youth.
This project improved Moldova’s ability to use geospatial data to address key societal and environmental challenges.
Geo Codex is a collaborative project that supports Moldova in building a more transparent and democratic society.