CLIENT
Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development of Uganda
SCOPE
Uganda
TIMELINE
Since 2014
Design, implementation, and deployment of the land information system for the digital, centralized, simplified, and secure management of land title deeds and cadastral records, and the establishment of a one-stop shop for citizens and professionals.
regions benefit from the solution across the country, along with the National Land Information Center
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paid searches on the portals
Challenges
Land tenure insecurity, driven in particular by delays in land title registration, high costs, and ineffective procedures for registering official documents, hinders the economic and social development of countries.
Establishing a harmonized organization around a single tool in line with regulations helps streamline and accelerate the processing of land applications, secure property titles, and improve the accessibility and availability of registration services open to the general public through the digitization of paper records, ultimately reducing land-related conflicts.
Missions
Workshops for analyzing the current state with business stakeholders (regulations, processes, organization, documentation, data)
Design to digitize and simplify procedures
Data modeling according to the LADM standard
Integration of existing digitized data (maps, deeds…)
Configuration, development, and deployment of applications
Support for technical departments
Skills transfer and training
Corrective and adaptive maintenance
Solutions
Developed in “solution publisher” mode, with the aim of offering a stable, reliable, and easily adaptable platform to the specific needs of each country
Solution based on open-source components and the international LADM (Land Administration Data Model) data standard
An internal web application for the Land Administration to manage deeds and cadastral parcels
A web portal and a public mobile application for submitting applications with secure payment and tracking their status
A professional portal offering services to professionals (notaries, surveyors, urban planners, banks…)
