The Land Portal is an independent nonprofit foundation based in The Netherlands. The Land Portal pioneered the open data revolution in the land sector and is committed to building an information ecosystem for land governance that ultimately supports better informed decision and policy making at local, national and international levels.
5.4 millions d’hectares de terres sont liés à des investisseurs étrangers. La superficie moyenne des terres conclues est 148 992 ha. La foresterie apporte le plus grand nombre de transactions et la plus grande taille sous contrat. La majorité des transactions conclues sont enregistrées bail, est valable pour une période de 25 ans. L’objectif du Profil Pays est d’améliorer la qualité des données. Pour votre contribution merci de vous rendre directement à l’adresse suivante:
The Land Portal is continuously trying to improve its services to valued users such as yourself.
If you have not already done so, please take 5-10 minutes to complete this short survey so that we can improve. Your responses are anonymous, so please do feel free to answer honestly.
Thanks very much in advance for your help and support.
The State of Open Data is an ambitious research project reflecting on 10 years of action on open data and providing a critical review of the current state of the open data movement across a range of issues and thematic areas.
Deforestation, alongside unplanned and unregulated construction transformed a natural hazard into a flooding and mudslide disaster
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The Cadasta Foundation has developed a global platform to help marginalized communities and individuals document their rights and interests in land, property, and resources. We are seeking a Product Owner to connect our partner needs to our platform development as we implement technology-based solutions for collecting and documenting land information.
Join our information ecosystem by contributing important and relevant data on pressing topics related to the Lower Mekong Region and its people.
The data you provide will contribute to our expanding datahub repository of various sources and information types from across the Lower Mekong Region.
As a data contributor you are contributing to an overview of development trends from both a national and regional view.
Help to shape the dialogue around the most pressing current issues affecting the region and its people in order to move towards a sustainable Mekong.
