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‘Engaging the Challenges, Enhancing the Relevance’ FINDING SOLUTIONS TO GLOBAL CHALLENGES: THE ROLE OF THE LAND PROFESSION By Clarissa Augustinus UN-Habitat FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME • • • • • • • FACILITATED BY: Global challenges: population growth, city sprawl, food security & climate change impacts Land profession to meet the challenges Innovative as conventional too slow – ‘Fit for Purpose’ Development of ‘big technology’ FIG leaders as global/country champions Learning from STDM Land and new UN goals GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME Global challenges • 9.6 billion by 2050 • 175% city sprawl • • • FACILITATED BY: Doubtful if can feed Climate change impact 2% reduction in food production each decade GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME Land administration challenge • 30% conventional land administration coverage • 70% people outside land administration system • ‘Fit for Purpose’ FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME Global Land Tool Network (GLTN) • • • 63 international partners • Role of FIG • 18 tools • • Continuum of land rights • • Social Tenure Domain Model • • Costing and financing of land administration services FACILITATED BY: Pro poor land records Valuation of unregistered land Gender Youth Land readjustment GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME Stories of FIG/land professional champions • Prof Enemark • President Chee-Hai • Chris Paresi – ITC/Utwente • Chrit Lemmen-ITC/Dutch Cadastre FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME • • • Solomon Haile –GTLN first task manager Danilo Antonio – GTLN second task manager John Gitau, Solomon Njoroge programmers FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME • Young Surveyors • FACILITATED BY: Partners GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME Developing Big Technology • Hadron Collider/Human Genome/IPAD • Learning from others • Research at scale • Researchers from different silos working together • • FACILITATED BY: Funding at scale Transformational not trivial GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME Developing Big Technology: Learning from GLTN: STDM • FIG credibility & knowledge • Multiple work stream management over years • Capacity development, knowledge generation & change • • • • • • FACILITATED BY: Funding by bi-laterals R & D UN role UN convening role inter-gov. body Reference groups of thinkers/pilots Land professionals critical role Global community for global products GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME CONTINUUM OF LAND RIGHTS FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME STDM as Big Technology • • Continuum of land rights STDM: History – Concept – Model - Software Party Person/s, communities, family, groups of groups FACILITATED BY: Social Tenure Relationship • Use rights •Occupancy •Ownership •Informal •Customary tenure •Common land •Tenancy •Hunting Supporting Documents Sketch, audio, video, photos, etc. Spatial Unit Land, housing, structure, natural resource, etc. GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME STDM: Mbale, Uganda pilot • Stakeholders • Ministry of Lands, Housing & Urban Development • Mbale municipality • SDI • AcTogether • FIG Foundation/Trimble • Cities Alliance • Now 9 Uganda municipalities • FIG/land profession • Transformational big technology FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME Sustainable Development Goals • MDGs • SDGs • GLTN/GLII • Role of FIG • 17 focus areas; 3 land included • • • FACILITATED BY: • • The Communiques Proposed land target/indicators Women & men; admin. data & perception data; continuum Way forward in UN system Role of land professionals GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME Conclusion • Challenge facing land industry • Change LA systems for majority tenure security & LI for scale • Massive change in our generation • New land tools hard to develop but can be done • FIG champions into the future • ‘Fit for Purpose’ • Land profession implement it for sustainable planet FACILITATED BY: GLTN BRIEFING AND PROGRAMME • More managerial, not just data creation Roles of land profession • Quality assurance/auditing • Land documents for the majority • Leadership • Custodians of LIM • Champions of robust change • Increase professional status • Understand the shifts that are • Work with inter-governmental organizations happening at global level + in on management of climate change/risk technology management • Large scale innovation • Work with other disciplines – the door is • Institutional strengthening open • Upscaling land systems • Work with other professional groups – the • Upscaling land management door is open • Client base of whole country • Be the pre-eminent leaders in developing big technology for land FACILITATED BY: