Unique ID: WB52
Division: | Urban, Rural, and Social Development |
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Issue Date: | February 13th 2019 |
Last modified: | February 22nd 2019 |
Cost: FREE
Using Geo-spatial Data to Secure Property Rights
Using Geo-spatial Data to Secure Property Rights
75% of the world's population does not have affordable access to formal systems to register and secure their land rights. The proposal aims to apply (big) geospatial data produced during previous World Bank innovation work to develop a new methodology for recording land rights using real-time user-generated boundaries captured with the help of orthophotos, GPS-enabled mobile phones, and open source software on tablets. This information can be used to (a) update already existing cadastral/registration maps or (b) complete cadaster records in cases where such maps and land rights information do not exist.
Project Sources
Type Of Institution: | international organization |
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Region: | Global |
Country Area: | Global |
Id Country Regional: | global |
SDG Indicators
SDG Comments: | 1.4, 5a, |
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SDG: | 01 - No Poverty05 - Gender Equality |
Other
Timeframe To Produce Indicator: | NA |
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