Cadastral and Land Regularization Processes Sample Clauses

Cadastral and Land Regularization Processes. 1. Carrying out of diagnostics and other similar preparatory activities prior to commencing the cadastral fieldwork described in Part 1.3 of the Project, including, inter alia, the following: (a) registral diagnostics in the RGP;
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Cadastral and Land Regularization Processes. Carrying out of diagnostics and other similar preparatory activities prior to commencing the cadastral fieldwork described in Part 1.3 of the Project, including, inter alia, the following: (a) registral diagnostics in the RGP; (b) participatory socioeconomic diagnostics; (c) consultations and workshops with persons located in the Project Area; (d) preparation of a tract index that includes information on real property rights and conveyances; and (e) consolidation of the geodesic network. Design and carrying out of a social communication strategy for the Project that informs stakeholders of the cadastral process that will be implemented in the Project Area, including, inter alia, the following: (a) preparation and carrying out of a communication campaign; and (b) training of local institutions and organizations. Carrying out of cadastral fieldwork in the Project Area consisting of the following: (a) parcel-based field surveys in each of the Cadastral Zones, including, inter alia, the delimitation of administrative boundaries, Protected Areas and Proposed Protected Areas, public areas and territorial reserves, and cultural and archaeological areas requiring special protection; (b) training of cadastral brigades; (c) assistance during the cadastral field survey to persons located in the Project Area; (d) provision of operational support to SAA in providing technical and legal assistance for alternative conflict resolution to Beneficiaries in the Project Area during the survey process; (e) provision of cadastral technical services and operational support to the IGN, CONAP, IDAEH and OCRET in connection with the delimitation of administrative boundaries, Protected Areas and Proposed Protected Areas, cultural and archeological sites, and territorial reserves; and (f) the physical demarcation of Protected Areas and Proposed Protected Areas and cultural and archaeological sites delimited in the cadastral survey. Carrying out technical and legal analyses of the data collected during the cadastral surveys consisting of the following: (a) comparisons of the existing sources of land registry information to the data collected during the cadastral field surveys; and (b) legal analysis and investigation of the nature and status of the data collected during the cadastral field surveys in order to determine whether the parcels are regular or irregular.
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