PROJECT ON LAND MANAGEMENT FINISHES
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia /MONTSAME/ A closing measure of the "Land management and financial cadastre" project was held on Friday.
Launched from 2005, the project was implemented in the Administration of Land Affairs, Geodesy and Cartography (ALAGC), and it will end on June 30, 2012. Present at the closing measure were Ts.Gankhuu, head of the ALAGC; B.Bayarsaikhan, the ALAGC's deputy head; R.Gankhuyag, head of the Land Affairs and Urban Development Service; G.Bayarjargal, head of the Cadastre Section; some representatives from the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ); and other delegates.
The ALAGC's head Ts.Gankhuu noted that the project has managed to improve the land affairs' sector and utilization of IT and strengthened professional skills of the staffers. Within the project, training on evaluation of land real estate was held four times, involving some 450 professionals. In addition, training on land payment and evaluation was organized four times dedicated to officials from the City's Department of Land Affairs, and land affairs sections of provinces. The participants have decided to introduce the Land Management program nationwide.
Ms. Muller stressed that it is important to do many technological works in order to introduce the Land Manager program, and then handed out to officers textbooks on operating the program.
B.Khuder
Launched from 2005, the project was implemented in the Administration of Land Affairs, Geodesy and Cartography (ALAGC), and it will end on June 30, 2012. Present at the closing measure were Ts.Gankhuu, head of the ALAGC; B.Bayarsaikhan, the ALAGC's deputy head; R.Gankhuyag, head of the Land Affairs and Urban Development Service; G.Bayarjargal, head of the Cadastre Section; some representatives from the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ); and other delegates.
The ALAGC's head Ts.Gankhuu noted that the project has managed to improve the land affairs' sector and utilization of IT and strengthened professional skills of the staffers. Within the project, training on evaluation of land real estate was held four times, involving some 450 professionals. In addition, training on land payment and evaluation was organized four times dedicated to officials from the City's Department of Land Affairs, and land affairs sections of provinces. The participants have decided to introduce the Land Management program nationwide.
Ms. Muller stressed that it is important to do many technological works in order to introduce the Land Manager program, and then handed out to officers textbooks on operating the program.
B.Khuder
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