The ANCPI benefits from a consultancy project from the World Bank for the modernization of the land sector, focused on prevention and aimed at strengthening management capacity and effective recovery following disasters and climate effects.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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The project 'Support for the modernization of the land sector in Romania' aims to strengthen the capacity for disaster prevention and management by updating cadastral data and assessing properties. The World Bank will collaborate with ANCPI to develop an action plan, implement a pilot project for urban resilience, and improve the interoperability of institutions. The initial results will include solutions for the digitization of cadastral registers and property assessments.
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Ministerul Dezvoltării: Banca Mondială sprijină prevenirea dezastrelor şi evaluarea proprietăţilor în România / Proiect de modernizare a ANCPI şi obţinerea de date cadastrale şi geospaţiale actualizate
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