'Fit for purpose' land administration
The ‘Fit for purpose’ approach means that land administration in developing countries should be affordable, fast and designed to meet the people’s needs.
The ‘Fit for purpose’ approach means that land administration in developing countries should be affordable, fast and designed to meet the people’s needs.
Together with national partners, we further develop knowledge and skills in land administration. Our consultancy assists national governmental organizations to design systems and methodologies for land administration and geographic data.
Are you (ex-) employee of the Kadaster? Have you applied for a vacancy at the Kadaster? Or do you work here temporary? On this page you can read how the Kadaster handles your data.
On this page you can read how Kadaster guarantees the privacy of customer data.
Armenia
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.
This project aims to develop a geo-information and satellite imagery eco-system in Indonesia.
By using some kind of handbook quality of survey and data collected becomes verifiable. The cadastre organisation can determine whether or not it can validate and register the data collected in the land survey.
South Africa
What rights do you have regarding access to your personal data? And how can you exercise these rights? You can read it on this page.