Strengthening Professional Access To Information About Land
Since 2017, Kadaster has been supporting its colleagues in the Western Balkan region to strengthen their professional access to information about land through this SPATIAL project.
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Extending cadastral tasks to the Caribbean Netherlands
First of January 2021, the cadastre and land registries on Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (BES islands) will become part of Kadaster.
NSDI development in Moldova
Kadaster participates in the EU twinning project ‘Improving Spatial Data Services in the Republic of Moldova, following EU standards’. The project aims to enhance e-Government through improved spatial data sharing and cooperation among Moldovan authorities.
Improving land administration in Chad
Kadaster will start a collaboration with the Ministry of Spatial Planning, Housing and Urbanisation (MATDHU) to improve the land administration in Chad.
Land tenure and sustainable economic empowerment in Colombia
Effective land administration is key to agricultural productivity and sustainable rural development.
Land administration information system extension and upgrade in Rwanda
Kadaster has been involved in the development of the Land Administration Information System (LAIS). The system is facilitating the Rwanda Land Management and Use Authority (RLMUA) in land administration procedures.
Unlocking land potential Vietnam
Strengthening land use planning and agricultural restructuring are pillars for a sustainable development in Vietnam. Together with RVO, we provide support based on our experience with land consolidation to foster agricultural development.
Digital archiving in Jordan
In Jordan, a revision of the law which enables a fully digital registration process has been put in place.
Implementation of the National Land Use Zoning Plan in Bhutan
Land as a scarce resource, requires the Bhutanese government to make choices regarding the use of the land in a sustainable way.
Framework for Effective Land Administration adopted by UN-GGIM
The Framework for Effective Land Administration (FELA), has been adopted by the United Nations Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management (UN-GGIM).