Примеры использования Cadastre and land registration systems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cadastre and land registration systems.
The Working Party exchanges information and experience on modern cadastre and land registration systems.
Cadastre and land registration systems.
The Working Party encourages the sharing of information and experience on modern cadastre and land registration systems.
Item 6(c): Cadastre and land registration systems.
The activities in this area are aimed at providing assistance to countries in transition in reforming cadastre and land registration systems as well as in general aspects of land administration.
The Workshop on modern cadastre and land registration systems took place in Bonn(Germany) from 11 to 12 March 1999.
In view of the current progress in information technology and globalization,all market economies of the ECE region are engaged in modernizing their traditional cadastre and land registration systems.
A joint workshop(Hungary/EU PHARE/ECE) on cadastre and land registration systems was held in Budapest(Hungary) in November 1994.
Development of government capacities for formulation of land and real estate policies and strategies is an important issue for many countries that have only recently started to build their cadastre and land registration systems.
Individual countries' approaches to building cadastre and land registration systems differ according to individual and historical circumstances.
The emphasis of the Committee's activities will be on final preparations for the Habitat II Conference, and participation in the Conference,including organization of three special events on sustainable planning of human settlements, cadastre and land registration systems, and housing sector reforms in countries in transition.
The Working Party exchanges information and experience on modern cadastre and land registration systems in the ECE region,and shares its experience with other regions.
To promote cadastre and land registration systems, in particular with reference to countries in transition,and with due regard for basic land management legislation, cadastral measures, land information systems and organization and management of the cadastre; .
The Working Party exchanges information and experience on modern cadastre and land registration systems in the ECE region,and shares its experience, when relevant, with other regions.
To promote cadastre and land registration systems, in particular with reference to countries with economies in transition,and with due regard for basic land management legislation, cadastral measures, land information systems and organization and management of the cadastre; .
The Working Party exchanges information and experience on modern cadastre and land registration systems in the UNECE regionand shares its experience, when relevant, with other regions.
Cadastre and land registration systems will be promoted to ensure security of ownership in land, investments and other private and public rights in real estate and to assist countries in spatial planning and environmental management through the establishment and modernization of land administration systems. .
Some transition countries have used privatization as an opportunity to introduce up-to-date cadastre and land registration systems, while in others this process is still lagging behind.
The representative referred to recent trends in cadastre and land registration systems in the region, such as improvements in data harmonizationand interoperability, and summarized the main goals on the path to achievement of"spatially enabled" societies in the year 2012.
Mr. H. ONSRUD, Chairman of the Meeting of Officials on Land Administration,reported that the meeting was organized as a follow-up to the ECE workshop on reforms of cadastre and land registration systems in central and eastern Europeand in Latin America, which had taken place in Seville(Spain) in March 1996.
Incremental steps towards the development of cadastre and land registration systems have set the stage for property restitutionand privatization of agricultural and urban land. .
The subprogramme aims at:(a) reforming the housing sector with a particular focus on developing partnerships between all levels of Government and the private sector;and(b) promoting modern cadastre and land registration systems as a basis for economically, socially and environmentally sound urban development.
Incremental steps towards the development of cadastre and land registration systems have also set the stage for property restitutionand the privatization of agricultural and urban land. .
Mr. T. SVENSEN, Deputy Director-General of the Norwegian Mapping Authority, welcomed the participants.He reported on the development and organization of cadastre and land registration systems in Norway, where the Ministry of Justice was responsible for land registration and the municipalities for local surveys.
A study on the economic and social benefits of cadastre and land registration systems in countries in transition should be prepared to show how such systems could foster the transition process.
The principal aims were to discuss recent experiences with improved spatial data infrastructure,to identify the challenges faced by Bulgaria in reforming its cadastre and land registration systems, as well as to assess the need for institutional reformsand improved public-private partnerships for enhanced land markets.
The activity is aimed at providing assistance to countries in transition in reforming cadastre and land registration systems and sharing information and experience of modernizing land administration systems in the developed market economies through education and training; research and development; exchange of experience; transfer of technology; and standardization.
All ECE countries are therefore engaged in modernizing their cadastre and land registration systems to improve customer servicesand have accurate data available at the right time.
The activity is aimed at providing assistance to countries in transition in reforming cadastre and land registration systems and sharing information and experience of modernizing land administration systems in the more advanced economies through education and training; research and development; exchange of experience; transfer of technology; and standardization.