Participatory Multipurpose Cadastre Model

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The document presents a participatory model for systematically incorporating citizen and institutional participation into the implementation of the Multipurpose Cadastre as an instrument for territorial management and peacebuilding. It examines the relationship between cadastre, territory, conflict, the Comprehensive Rural Reform, and territorial peace, and approaches participation as a dimension that should be integrated from the design stage of cadastral operations. The model proposes mechanisms for multi-stakeholder dialogue, early identification and management of territorial tensions, differentiated approaches, and Do No Harm measures. It also establishes decision-making levels, responsibilities, capacities, and processes to guide participation before and during field operations. The document identifies risks associated with late participation, exclusion of certain stakeholders, reprocessing, and unintended harm. Finally, it outlines public policy implications for DNP and IGAC and provides guidance to strengthen continuity, institutional learning, and the quality of participatory processes within the Multipurpose Cadastre.

Key contents:

• Multipurpose Cadastre, territory, and peacebuilding.

• Citizen participation and multi-stakeholder dialogue.

• Governance and architecture of the participatory model.

• Differentiated approaches and Do No Harm.

• Public policy implications for DNP and IGAC.