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A Common Vision for cooperation on cadastre and land registry



On 23rd October 2013 in Vilnius (Lithuania). EULIS, ELRA, EUROGEOGRAPHICS, the PCC, and CLGE signed an agreement on a Common Vision for cooperation on cadastre and land registry during the Plenary Meeting of the Permanent Committee on Cadastre in the European Union (PCC) under the Lithuanian Presidency of the EU Lithuanian State Enterprise Centre of Registers as a representative of EU Presidency hosted the very well organized and successful conference from 22 to23 October 2013. More information is available here. After the preparatory meetings, discussions and negotiations the five organisations, dealing with Cadatre&Land Registry (fully or besides other activities) created a common vision as a basic document for the next active cooperation:  European Land Registry Association (ELRA), European Land Information Service (EULIS),  EuroGeographics, PCC and The Council of European Geodetic Surveyors (CLGE). Click here to view the document


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