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International Lessons: CHINASituation:No rural parcel cadastre or digitized spatial dataLess than 25% of households hold titleArable land is only 11% of total (China is land-poor)HOWEVER, 56% of all land is under cultivationApproach:Massive GeodeticInfrastructure InvestmentNext Five-Year Plan willinclude rural land titlingChina is technically aheadChina is technically aheadbut politically behind
International Lessons: INDONESIASituation:Land Law enacted 1960Approximately 35 million parcelsLess than 3 million parcels actually titledApproach:Bureaucracy and local implementation hinder progressReliance on passive control points with spacingrequirementsControl point monuments are often stolen,destroyed, or buried, making maintenance impossible
Page 1 and 2: InternationalExperiences &Applicati
Page 3: Learning from International Experie
Page 7 and 8: The Goal of Land Titling……Land
Page 9 and 10: Understanding the Land MarketLand U
Page 11 and 12: Conventional Technology OptionsTECH
Page 13 and 14: Integrated SurveyingPremiumAdvanced
Page 15 and 16: What is Achievable?Common Reference
Page 18 and 19: Why Integrate?2DIndustry Shift3DUse
Page 20: Summary• Land Titling in India is

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