Land Administration Systems
Why managing land reform problems works better than trying to solve them
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Land Administration SystemsWhy managing land reform problems works better than trying to solve them
In land administration reform, policymakers tend to pursue definitive solutions to the issues they face. Such solutions rarely work due to the complicated nature of the field. Approaching land reform as a wicked problem may be more effective.
Land administration reforms are an inherently complex affair. Making the transition from traditional syste…Adapted by Ottevanger, M. 6 min
ITCArtificial IntelligenceGeoVodcast #1: Spatial Inequalities in Deprived Urban Areas
Welcome to the first episode of the Geoversity Video Podcast! In this episode, host Brad Hillas speaks with Professor Monika Kuffer from the Faculty of Geoinformation Science and Earth Observation at the University of Twente about her work in urban planning, geospatial data, and its connection to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Podcast: Spatial Inequalites in Deprived Urban Areas
Welcome to the second episode of the Geoversity Podcast!
In this episode, host Brad Hillas speaks with Professor Monika Kuffer from the Faculty of Geoinformation Science and Earth Observation at the University of Twente about her work in urban planning, geospatial data, and its connection to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Professor Kuff…Kuffer, M. 2 min
- Land Administration Systems
Promoting sustainability with efficient land management
Land is an extremely important resource globally. Land administration and management are therefore crucial in meeting many of the requirements of the United Nations 2030 sustainability agenda as outlined in the sustainable development goals (SDGs).
However, in many of the world's countries, land administration tends to be fraught with issues and b…Adapted by Ottevanger, M. 6 min
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Land Administration Systems
Innovations for land rights mapping
Land rights mapping, or cadastral mapping, is key to addressing Sustainable Development Goals number 1 set by the United Nations. Of this first goal, target 1.4 refers to equal rights and access to economic resources. This also can be referred to as ‘land tenure for all’.
Global estimates indicate that around 70% of the world has not been mapped i…
Global estimates indicate that around 70% of the world has not been mapped i…
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