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Slovenian Experiences An example from a transition country Milan Brajnik, B.Sc.Geod., Assistant Director milan.brajnik@geod-is.si Geodetic Institute of Slovenia 1000 Ljubljana, Jamova cesta 2

The Identity Card Activities inresearch, development and operative projects: Land cadastre and real estate Fundamental geodesy and national GPS network Geographic information systems and information technology Topography, cartography and photogrammetry Education Trainingcentrefor geomatics Desktop publishing and printing

The Institutes Mission To bring inventive and applicable solutions in the field of geomatics to Slovenian users -government, regions, communities, private sector and individuals. To offer those users the access to knowledge and applications at competitive prices. To represent Slovenian geomatics and geodesy abroad.

Facts about Slovenia Area TERRITORY (sq. km) 20273 GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATES of the extreme points North latitude East longitude Forest 9911 North 46 53' 16 14' Grasslands Fields and Gardens Orchards 3584 2512 379 South East West GEOSS 45 25' 46 28' 46 17' 46 07' 15 10' 16 36' 13 23' 14 49' Vineyards 217 GEOSS Geometrical Centre of the Republic of Slovenia BORDERLENGHT (km) House Numbers 488802 Total (without coastline) 1334 Municipalities 192 Austria 330 Settlements 5997 Croatia 670 Streets 9529 Italy 232 Cadastral Communes 2826 Hungary 102 Owners 1027795 Coastline 46,6 Parcels 5137573

The Period of TRANSITION 1991 New Constitution Parliamentary Republic Change of economic system New needs Reorganisation processes

Step by Step Approach (Transition = Process) Digitalisation of data collections Private initiative Cooperation with data users and holders Common approach to real estate registration policy Legislation renewal

Present Organisation UNION OF SURVEYORS of the Republic of Slovenia CIVIL INITIATIVE PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR SURVEYING AND MAPPING AUTHORITY SMA UNION OF GEODETIC SERVICES PERFORMERS CHAMBER OF ENGINEERS Section of Surveyors SECONDARY SCHOOL OF GEODESY FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND GEODESY Geodetic companies Licensed surveyors GEODETIC INSTITUTE OF SLOVENIA GEODETIC SERVICE

Performance of Geodetic Works private sector: 134 geodetic companies are licensed to perform geodetic services public sector: Surveying and Mapping Authority of the Republic of Slovenia with 565 full-time employees Surveying and Mapping Institute of the Republic of Slovenia with 39 full-time employees Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering - Department of Geodesy with 30 full-time employees Secondary School of Construction, Geodesy and Economics, Department of Geodesy with 6 full-time employee

Real Estate Registration Modernization (28,9 milion $, period 1999-2005) PROJECT IDENTITY CARD (1) 5 responsible agencies: REAL ESTATE REGISTRATION MODERNIZATION PROJECT Surveying and Mapping Authority of the Republic of Slovenia Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Ministry of Finance Ministry of Justice

Real Estate Registration Modernization PROJECT IDENTITY CARD (2)( 8 subprojects: REAL ESTATE REGISTRATION MODERNIZATION PROJECT Land and building cadastre Land register Apartment registration development Agriculture land use monitoring Real estate tax and valuation system development Housing finance and mortgage reform Legal framework for property ownership Project coordination support and strategic studies

Slovenia SMA employees: SMA (Head office) MCO 1992 24 524 1994 34 555 1995 596 2000 578 2002 570

Slovenia SMA employees education level: 39 % secondary 17 % college 37 % university or postgraduate Head office: 15 % secondary 12 % college 72 % university or postgraduate

Slovenia Private sector employees: companies experts 1995 93 237 1996 120 242 2000 161 379 2002 172 385 Estimation: less than 120 of 237 performers by the end of the year 1995 were ex administration employees!

Slovenia Transfer of tehnical works in conection with geodetic services to a privat sector increases racionality, efficiency and quality of service for users! Prices practicaly unchanged! Competition between sectors seems to have positive consequences!

National geodetic data today Data sets practicaly prepared, digitalisation finished, maintenance quite optimized, overplus capacityes on horizon, needs for expert profile changes becoming urgent Reorganisation Transition = Process!

Conclusions Transition is a process! Development of land market is crucial for the economy growth! Competition between sectors is positive! Expert profile changes needed!

Conclusions (post conflict areas) Economic vision for the region development! Short term and long term solutions (transition)! Capacity building on all levels (public and privat sector)! Doubt in administration is traditional! Privat sector the intermediate factor! International suport also shield in front corruption and and organized crime that sirious threat!