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1 Sustainable land information for sustainable development Clare Hadley Ordnance Survey Commonwealth Peoples Forum, Malta, November 2005
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3 This Presentation Why is land information necessary for sustainable development? What added value can good land information offer others working in the field? Why does land information have to be sustainable? How can sustainable land information be collected, maintained and used for the benefit of all? Why is this not happening everywhere? Current initiatives to create sustainable information infrastructures What can you do?
4 Why is land information necessary for sustainable development? The 7 Triads of Sustainable Development (GDRC) At No. 5: Knowledge and Information Sustainability is about managing knowledge and information - with appropriateness, timeliness and accessibility
5 Why is land information necessary for sustainable development? Agenda 21 Chapter 40 Information for Decision-making The need for information arises at all levels, from that of senior decision makers at the national and international levels to the grass-roots and individual levels. The following two programme areas need to be implemented to ensure that decisions are based increasingly on sound information: (a) Bridging the data gap; (b) Improving information availability. And The gap in the availability, quality, coherence, standardization and accessibility of data between the developed and the developing world has been increasing, seriously impairing the capacities of countries to make informed decisions concerning environment and development.
6 Why is land information necessary for sustainable development? The Bathurst Declaration on Land Administration for Sustainable Development Came from an International Workshop on cadastral infrastructures for sustainable development held in Bathurst, Australia in 1999 Organised jointly by the UN and the International Federation of Surveyors 20 recommendations A few quotes from the text
7 Why is land information necessary for sustainable development? If relevant and good decisions are to be made by public authorities, private resource users or community bodies, they must be based on sound information about the land and environment in order to contribute to sustainable development. Rec 3: A global commitment to investing in the. dissemination of land information required to achieve these reforms; Good land information underpins good governance
8 Why is land information necessary for sustainable development? Experts are saying it is important: Agenda 21 (United Nations) The 7 Triads of Sustainability (Global Development Research Centre) The Bathurst Declaration (Joint United Nations - FIG) And in the real world, evidence and case studies: Nigeria UK
9 Ibadan, Nigeria 2005 Felicia Olufunmilayo Akinyemi
10 Sustainable Communities, UK: The Thames Gateway The largest regeneration zone in Western Europe Investments in schools, sports facilities, business opportunities, health, arts and training centres, libraries, nature parks, theatres, and sustainable transport links. The Gateway has 1.6 million residents and approximately 700,000 households, averaging 2.4 people per household. Over 17% of it is previously developed land brownfield sites development potential of the Gateway lies in its location next to the economic heart of London and on the route of the increasingly accessible markets of North West Europe.
11 Sustainable Communities, UK: The Thames Gateway
12 What added value can good land information offer others working in the field? The G factor location, location, location New insights Integration horizontal, vertical, and along a timeline Cross-disciplinary approach meet and work with your peers! Efficiencies, effectiveness Higher level of confidence in decision-making
13 What added value can good land information offer others working in the field? The State of Karnataka, India Land Information System called BHOOMI For the land owner: Kiosks provide access to records Land records provided in 2 minutes, not 30 days Removed corruption in land dealings - now transparent For everyone: Result is reduction in times to get loans, get utilities, change ownerships, subdivide parcels A better functioning land market Ability to access the collated records at State level Ability to use with other datasets 2005 Dharmaraj, Rakai and Mioc
14 Why does land information have to be sustainable? Expensive to collect + Useless if out of date = Must be maintained at reasonable cost
15 The added value of location information Location information (Ordnance Survey products and services) underpins 100 billion of national GDP For an operating cost of 66 million Ratio of 1:1500 Source: OXERA report 1999 using 1996 figures
16 Why does land information have to be sustainable? Athens after the Olympics Major investments made in the infrastructure Plans for future sustainability less clear
17 Why does land information have to be sustainable?
18 How can sustainable land information be collected, maintained and used for the benefit of all? Key principles: Collect once at appropriate level and use many times
19 How can sustainable land information be collected, maintained and used for the benefit of all? Key principles: Collect once at appropriate level and use many times Use common identifiers to integrate data St Anne Street 12 St Anne s Street 12 St Annes Street DGT654DO HU hf
20 Linking Through Identifiers Citizen ID: 9876 (secret) Name: Mr Smith Refs: Property ID: 1234 Address: 1, Merrymap Way. Refs: 010, 009, 011, 013, GPS Coordinate X: m Y: m Location Calculating Found Ref: Conservation Area ID: 9012 Refs: 001,, 010, 009, etc Land Registration ID: 5678 Owner: Mr Jones Refs: 010, 009, 011, 013, 014, 004, 003, 017, 002, 005, 008, 007, 006.
21 How can sustainable land information be collected, maintained and used for the benefit of all? Key principles: Collect once at appropriate level and use many times Use common identifiers to integrate data Define and implement the concept of data custodianship RIGHTS RESPONSIBILITIES
22 How can sustainable land information be collected, maintained and used for the benefit of all? Key principles: Collect once at appropriate level and use many times Use common identifiers to integrate data Define and implement the concept of data custodianship Make appropriate use of technology and skills
23 How can sustainable land information be collected, maintained and used for the benefit of all? Key principles: Collect once at appropriate level and use many times Use common identifiers to integrate data Define and implement the concept of data custodianship Make appropriate use of technology and skills Plan for data maintenance when collecting
24 How can sustainable land information be collected, maintained and used for the benefit of all? Key principles: Collect once at appropriate level and use many times Use common identifiers to integrate data Define and implement the concept of data custodianship Make appropriate use of technology and skills Plan for data maintenance when collecting Use standards where appropriate
25 Why is this not happening everywhere? Lack of land information Inconsistent or incompatible information No one knows where to find information Poor coordination of land administration functions Traditional tools and techniques are inappropriate Information is not passed between users horizontally or vertically and and
26 Current initiatives to create sustainable information infrastructures What is an information infrastructure?
27 Spatial data infrastructures the basics standards metadata policies reference data technologies institutional arrangements
28 Nationally, some examples Australia South Africa India Malaysia Japan
29 Pan-nationally Pan-national SDI initiatives in: Asia Pacific Africa Americas Europe (INSPIRE)
30 Locally Many examples of initiatives at municipality and local authority level around the world..e.g. Delaware State, USA Nairobi City, Kenya North Rhein Westphalia State, Germany
31 What can you do? Everyone: Be aware of the role of good land information Collectors/ creators: Consider how to maintain it and link it to other data Investors/ government: Realise the value it adds and invest in it!
32 The 7 Triads of Sustainability - GDRC Website Roll the credits Many and various papers from FIG events - FIG website Sustainable Communities material - UK Office of the Deputy Prime Minister The Geography Jigsaw RICS Foundation Agenda 21- UN website Oxera Report Ordnance Survey website Property Identifiers Clare.Hadley@ordnancesurvey.co.uk DNF Expert Group and finally Thank You! Google, for finding me so much information!
33 Thank You!
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