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SWEDEN - VIETNAM COOPERATION ON LAND ADMINISTRATION REFORM IN VIETNAMProf. DANG Hung Vo, Vietnam and Gösta PALMKVIST, SwedenKey words: AbstractThis paper has the purpose to present briefly in the FIG meeting the current implementation of the land administration system of Vietnam and the successful cooperation between Vietnam and Sweden in this area. The authors focus firstly on the history of land administration of Vietnam from 1490 when the fist cadastral system was established. The next part of this paper is concentrated on description of the current status of the land administration system including the land legislation, land use planning, cadastral mapping, land registration, land tenure certificate issuance, and land information system. Land issues play now an important role in the social-economic development of Vietnam. After that, the strategic planning for future development of land administration are discussed on the basis of the information technology application. To look for a reasonable solution for completion of the initial cadastral system oriented to a computerized system, the General Department of Land Administration (GDLA) needs to carry out several studies on modern methodologies and technologies. Technical assistances of the developed countries are very important for decision on the reform process of land administration system. The authors, therefore, present the Vietnam-Sweden Cooperation Programme on Land Administration Reform (CPLAR) with a description of its contents and results. During the period 1997 - 2001, the first phase of CPLAR is carrying out several studies on modern methodologies, technology solutions, foreign experiences learning and human resources development. CPLAR also considers analysis of socio-economic, environmental and gender issues in the land administration field. The CPLAR's activities have assisted in development of several useful technical solutions for the land administration reform in Vietnam. CONTACTDr. Sc. DANG Hung Vo Gösta Palmkvist 23 March 2001 This page is maintained by the FIG Office. Last revised on 15-03-16. |