The United Kingdom contributed $29 million to the cadastral modernization of 20 municipalities

the Agustín Codazzi Geographical Institute (Igac) It stated that the United Kingdom contributed a non-reimbursable $29 million, which will be used for the cadastral modernization of 20 municipalities and two natural national parks.

The entity will provide technical inputs to the development of the operator selection process, support the evaluation and monitor its implementation in 13 municipalities: Tame (Arauca); Plateaus, La Macarena, Puerto Concordia, Vista Hermosa, Uribe, Mapiripán (Meta); Puerto Rico (Caqueta); Leguízamo (Putumayo), El Retorno, San José del Guaviare, Miraflores and Calamar, (Guaviare), as well as the Puinawai National Natural Park, located in Guainía.

In addition, the Institute will carry out cadastral modernization of twelve municipalities and national nature parks within the framework of the cooperation agreement signed between the Governments of Colombia and the United Kingdom. This agreement aims to prevent deforestation in natural ecosystems, by implementing a multi-purpose cadastral in ecologically protected areas or areas affected by high rates of deforestation.

The remaining seven municipalities are Puerto Guzmán (Putumayo), San Vicente del Caguán, Cartagena del Chairá and Solano (Caquetá), which independently carry out the selection process for the area manager, while the remaining three belong to the province of Antioquia -Segovia, El Bagre and Zaragoza-, responsible About the director of the survey in Antioquia, who is also responsible for the process of modernizing the Baramello National Natural Park.

“The multi-purpose cadastre provides up-to-date and complete information on the physical, legal and economic conditions of the territories, so that it becomes an essential tool for planning, decision-making and the adoption of public policies that allow sustainability and protection of strategic ecosystems.”

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IGAC Director, Anna Maria Algor, indicated that in municipalities with ethnic communities, a partial information-gathering process will be carried out, while the necessary prior consultations are being conducted.

“In the 13 municipalities responsible for the IGAC, we will advance the process of cadastral modernization, covering 10 million hectares in strategic and environmentally protected areas affected by heavy deforestation,” the official concluded.

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