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Past and present difficulties in cadastral surveys and land registration

Reports & Research
November, 1970
Africa

Land is the raw material of nearly all wealth, but neither the development nor the administration of any plot of land can be planned economically or carried out efficiently without complete and accurate knowledge of its size, its boundaries, its neighbors, its owners and the natural and artificial features within its borders.

Quelques remarques sur les cadastres en général et sur centaines aspects de leur établissement et leur tenue à jour, à l'aide des techniques actuelles de lève

Conference Papers & Reports
November, 1970
Africa

Un rapport général concemant l'utilisation du cadastre comae "base

de la création des regimes fonciers, élabore dans le cadre de la collaboration entre la Commission IV (cadastre et remembrement rural).

Some remarks on cadastres in general and on some features of the establishment and maintenance of a cadastre, seen in the light of present-day surveying possibilities

Conference Papers & Reports
November, 1970
Africa

A Cadastre, in the sense to be used in this paper, is a methodically established record of immovable. (Land, buildings, rights that are put on a par with landed property) based on the survey of a complete district. The official record of a cadastral survey generally consists of a drawing or map and a written description of the field work. Cadastres as a rule consist of a map of the survey, a register arranged according to parcels, a register arranged according to proprietors and some auxiliary registers for easier handling. The single parcels are systematically numbered, on the map.

Evolution du cadastre en Tunisie

Conference Papers & Reports
November, 1972
Tunisia

Les origines du cadastre en Tunisie rementent à l'occupation romaine. Au début, la découverte de vestiges de cadastration romaine a pu se faire grâce a l'examen de plans et cartes topographiques levés par des procédés terrestres; cet examen a permis de tirer les caractéristiques de ‘orientation des lignes et des dimensions du carroyage.

Le système d'abonnement: combinaison de lève géodésique et de lève cadastral

Conference Papers & Reports
October, 1972
Africa

Les terres agricoles plates sont dans les pays en voie de développement la principale ressource de l’économie. Il importe que ces terres soient à la fois cartographies et divisées en parcelles convenablement délimitées.

Cependant la plupart des pays intéressés ont grand besoin de cartes exactes; certains en manquent même totalement. Dans ce cas, il serait déraisonnable de réaliser des levés et des cartes classiques pour délimiter les terres.

Cadastre congolais

Conference Papers & Reports
November, 1970
Democratic Republic of the Congo

Dans la pratique, l'Etat dénonça les terres vacantes une à une, au fur et à mesure de ses besoins, par le moyen des "enquêtes de vacance". Ces enquêtes déterminaient par l’organe de fonctionnaires territoriaux spécialement entraines à cet effet, s'il existait sur la terre recherchée, des droits indigènes tels que définis plus haut.

The State of Support for Open Data in Land Governance

Reports & Research
November, 2019
Global

This September, the Land Portal hosted an online dialogue on ‘Open Land Data in the Fight Against Corruption’. This responded to a dual recognition that corruption remains a major issue in land governance, and that open data has been identified as a powerful tool in the fight against corruption. At the same time, gaps remain between the promise and the reality of open data in the land sector. Poor data availability, underdeveloped theories of change, and a lack of implementation support have all contributed to slowerthan-desired progress in data publication and use over the last decade.

THE LAND SECTOR NON-STATE ACTORS (LSNSA)

Journal Articles & Books
September, 2011
Kenya

kenya land alliance download :Memorandum On Continued Engagement With The Ministry Of Lands On Land Reforms Presented To: The Ministry Of Lands. The approval by the public of the Constitution at the referendum on August 4, 2010 and its promulgation on August 27, 2010 heralded a new dawn of governance in Kenya. Through its broad provisions, it is expected that it will spur social and economic development and secure the land rights of all Kenyans, by among others guaranteeing them ownership, control and access to natural resources.