Securing rights
Land management
Better-protected land rights and faster case processing: we help administrations modernise land management, from plot to deed.
In brief
We help administrations bring case files, plots and rights together in a single system, and streamline exchanges with the professionals involved. Land information becomes more reliable, processing times fall and users benefit from greater transparency.
Request a presentationThe challenges
What holds administrations back today.
Scattered information
Paper files, registers and plans kept in different departments make searches slow and checks unreliable.
Deadlines that are hard to meet
Without shared tracking, each file passes from hand to hand and applicants do not know where their request stands.
Risks of disputes and fraud
Incomplete or contradictory data weakens the legal certainty of rights.
Our approach
What we put in place.
A single land register
Bringing files, plots, rights and documents together in one reliable, secure system.
Digitised procedures
Tracking each request from end to end and streamlining exchanges with notaries and the professionals involved.
Information open to the public
Making authorised information available, for example a cadastre that can be consulted online.
What it changes
Tangible results for your departments.
- Reliable, shared land information
- Shorter processing times
- Stronger legal certainty
Our solutions are presented in detail during a meeting, in keeping with our clients’ confidentiality.
Our references
Land reforms
delivered on the ground.
In Benin and Chad, we support national administrations in modernising their land management.
Project timeline
National land management · ongoing
Land information system · ongoing
- 2
- countries of work
- 2019
- first national project
- 2
- ongoing projects
Benin
Since 2019
Modernising national land management.
Alongside a national administration: a unified land database, digitised procedures, then the launch of a public online cadastre for users.
- Unified, secure land information
- A cadastre users can consult online
- More transparent procedures, better protected against fraud
Chad
Since 2023
Structuring the land information system.
Alongside a national administration: a single land register covering the full life cycle of deeds, and fully digitised exchanges with notaries.
- Land data centralised in a single register
- Deeds tracked from end to end
- Shorter processing times