Guidelines for the Use of Multipurpose Cadastre Inputs in the Diagnosis of Land Use Plans (POT)

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Published by: National Planning Department (DNP).

Supported by: Rural Peace Project – Implementation of the Multipurpose Cadastre for Peacebuilding in Colombia, of the German Development Cooperation (GIZ).

Year of publication: 2025.

Place of publication: Bogotá, Colombia.

Number of pages: 68.

Resource type: Technical guidelines / Methodological guide.

License / use: Public-use document intended for consultation and dissemination purposes. Reproduction and circulation for non-commercial purposes are permitted provided the source is cited.

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This document provides technical guidelines for incorporating inputs from the Multipurpose Cadastre into the preparation of the diagnostic phase of Land Use Plans (POT). Through methodological guidance, practical examples, and geospatial analysis tools, it supports the effective use of cadastral information to strengthen territorial planning, decision-making, and land management from an integrated perspective.

The guide promotes the integration of cadastral, environmental, physical, economic, and socio-cultural information, enhancing the capacity of territorial authorities to produce more accurate diagnoses and advance sustainable territorial planning and peacebuilding processes.

Key contents

• Use of Multipurpose Cadastre inputs in the diagnosis of Land Use Plans (POT).

• Methodologies for integrating cadastral and geographic information through Geographic Information Systems (GIS).

• Development of thematic cartography for territorial analysis.

• Integration of environmental, economic, physical, and socio-cultural variables into territorial diagnoses.

• Tools to strengthen territorial planning and decision-making using geospatial information.