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THE MANAGEMENT OF SYSTEMATIC CADASTRE WORKS IN ROMANIA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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Experiences made until present time have demonstrated that shaping sustainable cities is hardly possible without a comprehensive understanding of the changing natural environment and without monitoring the impact of human activities by integrating both virtual representations of real estate and natural environments. It is without doubt that cadastre has an important role in shaping sustainable cities. Cadastral systems should be developed for different jurisdictions in order to solve important land management problems, promote social and economic development and protect environment. At this moment, in Romania it is desired the introduction of the systematic cadastre and, with it, the completion of specialized cadastres. The cadastral works are carried out in order to provide realistic and complete data related to real estate to the interested persons, at all times, and is finalizing with the registration into the Land book of the respective real estate. The management of systematic cadastre works is important to establish a comprehensive and reliable land registry system. This facilitates the effective use of land resources, ensures secure property rights, and supports sustainable land management practices. By providing accurate land data, it helps in urban planning, environmental protection, and infrastructure development, while also promoting economic growth and social stability. Additionally, it contributes to reducing land-related disputes and improving governance, which are essential for achieving long-term sustainability goals.
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