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Read the latest news about Kadaster and its international activities
| From framework to implementation: EG-LAM meeting 2026 |
| In May, the 6th meeting of the Expert Group on Land Administration and Management (EG-LAM) took place in Cape Town, South Africa. Policy makers, experts, and other professionals discussed how land administration frameworks can accelerate real impact in the field. |
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| Monique Sueters is the new chair of our executive board |
| As of 1 July, Monique Sueters has been appointed as chair of the executive board of Kadaster. She has extensive experience in leading and transforming complex organisations at the intersection of data, technology, and services. "I look forward to further strengthen an agile and future-ready Kadaster.” |
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| Geodata as the key to EU integration |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina works together with Kadaster to apply Bosnian geodata in practice. We spoke with our colleague Haico van der Vegt about how this effort can help pave the way for the country to become a member of the European Union. |
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| Tunisia's strong foundation for land consolidation |
| In Tunesia 960 fragmented parcels were reorganised into 245 consolidated lots. This improved accessibility of the lots, irrigation planning and agricultural productivity. But there are some challenges as well: analogue workflows and fragmented data practices slow the progress towards a fully digital solution. |
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| Joining forces for strong land administration in Jordan |
| Experts and public institutions from Jordan, Croatia, Spain and the Netherlands started a new project in Jordan this July. They work together to further strengthen Jordan's land administration systems, developing expertise, data resources and institutional capacity. |
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