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Emotional Abuse – Living With Resentment and Anger

It's not breaking the eggs that does the lasting harm; it's the continual walking eggshells. Emotional damage has a way of lingering in the times between resentful, angry, or abusive flare-ups. The empty, dull ache of unhappiness is most accurately measured in the accumulative effect of these small moments of disconnection, isolation, and dread. Take the

The following quiz reveals what it feels like to walk on eggshells day after day. Read it aloud – the objectivity in hearing your own voice say the words – especially your answers -is the first step toward healing.

If you live with a resentful, angry, or abusive partner, you probably have a vague feeling, at least now and then, that you have lost yourself. In your constant efforts to tiptoe around someone else's moods in the hope of avoiding blow-ups, put-downs, criticism, sighs of disapproval, or cold shoulders, you constantly edit what you say. You second-guess your own judgment, your own ideas, and your own preferences about how to live. You begin to question what you think is right and wrong. Ultimately, your perceptions of reality and your very sense of self change for the worse.

The cold fact is that it's hard not to lose yourself in the morass of what you should say or what you need to do (to keep things peaceful) and how you're supposed to be at any given moment. If you have to be one thing one minute and behave a different way in another (depending on your partner's moods), your confidence and sense of self can seem to disappear. You begin to feel that you can not reclaim yourself or begin to feel better until he changes and starts treating you better.

The understandable but tragic expectation that you are dependent on him for your emotional well being is the first thing you must change. You must heal and grow, whether or not he changes. Although our inborn sense of fairness and justice tells you that he ought to be the one to make changes, your pain tells you that you need to become the fully alive person you are meant to be. This means that you have to remove the focus from him and put it squarely on you. Happily, that is also the best thing you can do the help him and your relationship. This book will help you reclaim your true sense of self. That is its primary goal. But it will also help change your relationship.

All the tools you need to heal are in these pages. All the tools that he needs to replace resentment, anger, or abusive behavior with compassion are also in these pages. The first part of the book is about reintegrating your deepest values into your everyday sense of self. This will make you feel more valuable, confident, and powerful, regardless of what your partner – or anyone else – says or does. As you read these pages and reconnect to your deepest values, you will naturally, forcefully, and compassionately demand value and respect from your partner. Your compassionate demand for change is likely to be the only thing that will motivate him to once again be the man you married. But whether or not he changes, you must connect with your enormous inner value, resources, and personal power to stop walking on eggshells and to emerge as the richly creative, beautiful whole person you truly are.

The Worst Things

One of the worst things that can happen to your health and happiness is to live with a resentful, angry, or abusive partner. The worst thing you can do to your soul is become a resentful, angry, or abusive partner. And the worst thing you can develop in a love relationship is an identity as a victim, which destroys your personal power and solid sense of self. The cry I hear over and over again from women who walk on eggshells is, "I do not like the resentful, angry person he's made me."

To stop walking on eggshells, you must overcome abusiveness and victim-identity. Your emphasis must be on healing, growth, and empowerment. The true issue at stake is your core value – the most important things about you as a person – not his behavior or your reaction to it. As you reinforce and reconnect with your core value, you are far less likely to be a victim. As you experience the enormous depth of your core value, the last thing you will want to do is identify with being a victim, ie with "damage" or with bad things that have happened to you. In your core value you will identify with your inherent strengths, talents, skills, and power as a unique, ever-growing, competent, and compassionate person. You want to outgrow walking on eggshells, not simply survive it, and you do that only by realizing your fullest value as a person.

You Both Walk on Eggshells

If you feel that you are walking on eggshells, you probably do not realize that your partner is, too, though in a different way. He is so reactive to you and so unable to regulate his reactions that he constantly expects you to say or do something that will "push his buttons" and "make" him withdraw or attack. He feels that you are totally in control of his emotions, and all he can do is pout or shout like a defiant child. He feels that you control him.

The Pendulum of Pain

Please do not make the mistake of thinking that you can heal yourself simply by getting in touch with your understandable resentment and anger and leaving your relationship. Most of the women who leave (or nearly leave) out of resentment and anger end up returning out of guilt, shame, and anxiety, when they see how lost their husbands seem without them. They enjoy a brief honeymoon period following the reunion, until the tension returns and the resentment and anger get overwhelming. So they leave again (or withdraw emotionally from their husbands), only to face renewed guilt, shame, and abandonment anxiety, once the resentment and anger subside. Sometimes economic considerations drive women to return to these relationships, but they are not the most compelling factor. Research shows that women with means return to walking-on-eggshells relationships as often as women who are financially dependent. My own mother, like many of my clients, was the sole support of our family, yet she returned to my unemployed, resentful, angry, and abusive father 13 times in my first 11 years of life.

This pattern of leaving (or nearly leaving) out of anger and resentment, only to return out of guilt, shame, and anxiety is a hallmark of walking on eggshells. I call it a pendulum of pain. It has nothing to do with your "indecisiveness" or your personality. It follows from the strengths of your emotions, from your attachment to your husband, which we'll explore more in the next chapter. Resentment and anger at loved ones always resolve into guilt, shame, and abandonment anxiety. These painful, completely irrational emotions keep you attached to your husband no matter how bad the relationship is – these emotions developed in our brains at a time when to leave the tribe meant certain death on your own, by starvation or saber tooth tiger.

As long as you love someone, the only way to keep resentment and anger from turning to guilt, shame, and anxiety is to stay resentful and angry all the time. It might be safer if you did stay resentful and angry all the time, but that is probably not your nature. When your resentment subsides and your anger is exhausted, the pain of seeing someone you love in distress can become overwhelming and make you return to your now-remorseful, if not helpless, partner. However, if he does not learn to regulate his resentment, anger, or abusive behavior with compassion for himself and for you, the pendulum will swing back and forth, again and again.


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{31 days of Capturing the Spark Day 23} Becoming One: Megan & Matt

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Today we have Megan, the other half of NewlyWife sharing with us about her marriage. Thanks Megan! Read about Emily and Matt here.

When did you get married?
March 8, 2008

How long did you date?
We dated for one year and one week before we got engaged. We were good friends for a couple years before we started dating.

What was one of your biggest challenges during the first few months of marriage?
Mostly just adjusting our lives to two and not just one.  Letting go of the selfishness (which I am still working on).  Also learning how to deal with extended family (if there is an issue, then he deals with his family and I with mine).

What was something you wish you’d known before the wedding?
Let it go.  I am stubborn and like to hold onto things.  So I have a hard time letting things go.  I would much rather “lose the battle” and “win the war” then win my little battles and lose our marriage.  Make sense?  Anyone else feeling me?

What have you learned since you’ve been married?
Every moment is precious.  Try to remember that when you are in the middle of an argument. Nothing (usually) is ever as big of a deal as I make it out to be.  Also, see the humor in things (like I did when we were dating)!

What’s the best part about being married?
Having my love with me through every good and bad moment.  Waking up next to the man of my dreams every morning.  Having my own cheerleader, and being the best cheerleader for my hubby.

What’s your secret to keeping the spark alive after the honeymoon?
Spontaneity. We plan random date nights to surprise each other.  One of the last ones was a fabric paint fight in the backyard (we also have fun painted t-shirts to show for that)!  Another was a “back in the day” night where we had tater tots and pepperoni pizza bites and played board games.  Little things like that keep us laughing.

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Nearly 26 percent of hospitals have a comprehensive EHR system, more than quintuple the figure from 2010, according to the AHA report.

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While most hospitals utilize a basic electronic health record (EHR) system, more advanced use of health care IT is still a challenge, according to data from the American Hospital Association’s 2013 Annual Survey IT Supplement.

According to the data, 59 percent of hospitals have a basic or comprehensive EHR system (quadruple the figure from 2010), but while the majority of hospitals can meet many of the Stage 2 Meaningful Use requirements, only 5.8 percent of hospitals are able to meet all of those criteria.

Stage 2 Meaningful Use requirements stem from the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act, which was passed in 2009.

It provided $30 billion to promote "meaningful use" of EHRs through the Medicare and Medicaid EHR Incentive Program, which have progressive stages for advanced use of EHRs.

Stage 2 Meaningful Use includes 16 core objectives, such as the ability of patients to view and download their health information, as well as the ability of hospitals to transmit health information between facilities, such as a skilled nursing center and a hospital.

On a more positive note, nearly 26 percent of hospitals have a comprehensive EHR system, more than quintuple the figure from 2010.

THe data is featured in an article in the August issue of Health Affairs, and is co-authored by Peter Kralovec, executive director of Health Forum’s Health Care Data Center, as well as Chantal Worzala, director for policy at the AHA.

The AHA has urged the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and Office of the National Coordinator to take immediate steps to ensure the success of the meaningful use program, starting with finalizing the rule offering some limited flexibility in 2014 that was proposed in May.

As proposed, the rule expects the vast majority of hospitals to be meeting Stage 2 metrics with 2014 Edition EHRs starting Oct. 1, and report one full year of performance data for fiscal year 2015.

Further, the rule proposes to start Stage 3 in 2017, which gives most providers only two years at Stage 2.

Finally, CMS has yet to release a final rule, even though the last possible reporting period is from July to September 2014.

Most hospitals attested to Stage 1 meaningful use in fiscal year 2013, but critical access hospitals (CAHs) are behind, according to a recent AHA report.

The AHA proposes to allow at least three years for all hospitals and other providers at each stage, arguing the two-year cycle is a regulatory structure that has created unnecessary pressures to put a timeline ahead of the outcome.

The organization also recommended focusing on interoperability and robust testing tools to create a certification program that works, and make sure all new requirements are truly needed.

"Policy should be based on definitive evidence that each requirement can be met and has benefits that clearly outweigh costs," the report concluded. "Make sure vendor products are interoperable. Improve how EHRs are tested so that certified products work as expected and can share data."


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James Paxton (SEA vs. MIN)

Moneyline: -215

Over/Under: 8 1/2

FanDuel: $9,300/DraftKings: $8,800

It’s great to see Paxton back from his brief DL stint. In his first start back, he only pitched 5 1/3 innings, but didn’t give up any runs and walks, while striking out six batters against the Rockies. Paxton’s facing the Twins at home, who are striking out at a rate of 21.9% as a team. This season, Paxton currently has a swinging strike rate of 14.3%. The Twins bats get a slight downgrade with this game being at Safeco Park, and Paxton should build upon his matchup last week and continue what he started to begin the season.

Robbie Ray (ARI vs. SD)

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We knew that Ray could emerge as a big strikeout guy, but combine that with an ERA of 3.00 and we’re definitely interested – especially tonight with him pitching against the Padres. As a team, they’re K-rate is 25.1%, which is third highest in MLB, while Ray boasts a K/9 of 10.96. Even with a positive park shift for the Padres, I’m not worried about it. Ray does give up more homeruns at home, but I believe walks are more of the problem that hurts him. We shouldn’t be as concerned with walks tonight, because the Padres don’t do much of it, with a walk rate of only 7.7%.

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Cargill expands animal nutrition business in Thailand

Pittsburg August 2015 15 Pilgrims Pride feed millAn example of a feed mill. (Image source: Michael Barera/Commons)Cargill’s animal feed and nutrition business are expanding its capabilities in Thailand by acquiring a feed mill in Prachinburi province in Thailand

This feed mill, established in 1996 through a joint venture between Sri Thai Foods and Beverages Co. Ltd. and Thai-Denmark Swine Breeding Co. Ltd., produces poultry and swine feed. Through the acquisition, the plant will now produce poultry and swine feed for Cargill’s customers based in Thailand.

“This plant is aligned to Cargill’s animal nutrition business growth plans and aspiration to provide the leading and most trusted livestock solutions that help our customers grow,” said Akkarit Boontawee, managing director of Cargill Feed and Nutrition South East Asia.

The feed mill has ceased production, and the plan is to begin production in a year. Once fully operational in May 2018, the plant will employ around 50 employees and produce 72,000 MT of feed per year for swine and poultry customers in the Eastern and Northeastern areas of Thailand. Given the large land footprint – 10 hectares or 24 acres – Cargill could expand the facility and add more local jobs as the market continues to grow.

“We are pleased Cargill has acquired the plant. We are confident it will be a prosperous business that will serve Thailand’s poultry and swine farmers well,” said Mr. Anan Jantaranukul, managing director Srithai feedmill Co., Ltd.

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US Label Redesigns Classic adidas Footwear

Serial collaborator Opening Ceremony has toned down its usual approach for its latest partnership with adidas Originals.

The American label has produced two new takes on the sportswear brand’s Stan Smith trainer model as part of an ongoing deal between the pair.

The first features a black pony skin upper, all-black sole, leather heel tab, tongue and laces. The embroidered Stan Smith logo, which normally features on the tongue, has been moved to the heel tab to make way for an embossed leather Opening Ceremony version.

For the second design, the firm has opted for a fingerprint effect in white, cream and grey. Three perforated stripes on the side represent adidas’ signature branding, finished with contrasting white laces and eyelets.

Earlier in the year the partnership led to the release of a line of Taekwondo-inspired trainers and a baseball design of adidas’ Stan Smith hi-tops.

Originating in the US, Opening Ceremony first launched in the UK in 2005, opening its first standalone store in Covent Garden, London, in 2012. It has since launched a pop-up store at the Shoreditch Ace Hotel, which is currently open.

The Opening Ceremony x adidas Originals AW14 collection is available now online and from select retailers including Sneakersnstuff. Both styles are priced at £130.

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Monday, January 8, 2018 - Monday, April 2, 2018

GriefShare is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. You don’t have to go through the grieving process alone.

This is a 13-week program beginning January 8 and ending April 2.  GriefShare meets each Monday at 5:30 pm in Room 13 in our Good News Building (see campus map).

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Apparel Software Trends that Change in the Blink of an Eye
Between complex supply chains and growing demands; it's difficult to keep up with the changes in the apparel industry. FDM4 has 3 tips to keep you on top.
Software, Software Solution, Solutions, ERP, WMS, CRM, ECOM, PLM, Electronic Resource Planning, Warehouse Management System, Customer Relationship Management, ECommerce, E-Commerce, Product Life-cycle Management, IT, IT Support, Software Service, Software Services, Apparel Software, Fashion, Apparel, Soft Goods, Hard Goods,
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Software trends that shift at the blink of an eye

Learn why the apparel industry has outgrown legacy ERPs.

Software trends that shift at the blink of an eye

There are very few marketplaces that change as dramatically and as frequently as the apparel industry. Beyond the growing pains, outsourcing, and lack of integration that other manufacturers face, apparel suppliers must also overcome the complexities that come with a diverse and cumbersome supply chain. Consumer needs and demands alter almost daily as industry trends shift in the blink of an eye.

Between design, development, sourcing, manufacturing, distribution, and sales, many apparel industry suppliers lose valuable time and profits due to the inefficiencies in their operations. A lack of planning and foresight can also significantly limit a company’s ability to predict shifts in the market.

This is the hard truth: companies that can’t keep up with industry demands will lose customers to competitors that can.

Technology drives innovation, and this is exactly why many apparel companies are relying on the latest ERP and Supply Chain Management software. If you haven’t looked into upgrading your legacy systems yet, then here are a few things to consider:

You will soon be (if you aren’t already) competing against companies that will be able to:

  • Optimize their planning and execution – Remember when companies had to choose between saving costs and growing their businesses? This isn’t the case anymore. With the latest PLM, ERP and Supply Chain Management software, organizations are able to use critical path planning to manage and pace development, streamline operations sourcing and production, and gain the flexibility to easily adapt to market shifts. In other words, better management at a fraction of the previous cost.
  • Improve operation-wide interoperability – With the enhanced integration that comes from the new line of state of the art ERP software designed for the apparel industry, companies can connect PLM, forecasting, purchasing, warehousing, sales, CRM, operations, accounting and essentially the entire supply chain together. Companies can now tie strategy, tactics, and execution together to reach unparalleled levels of performance and results.
  • Reduce complexities – Often times, systems can become too complex – whether through patches, a lack of integration, or simply an inability to keep up with increasing transaction demands. Complexities result in an increase in manual processes, as well as an increase in administrative workers to keep up with customer demands.

With a more simplistic system, companies can access more accurate and timely transaction data and grow their business without increasting personnel. Being able to better keep up with demands is an added perk through improved supply chain planning.

How reliable is your current ERP system? Does it support your company’s growth? At FDM4, we understand the intricacies of the apparel industry; we’ve been designing software solutions specifically for apparel companies for over 35 years.

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Spring 2012 Leadership News

LDRS Students Receive Dept. Scholarships

Congratulations to Tyson Miller, Colby Junior, for receiving the Omer Voss Student Leadership Scholarship. Congratulations to Regan Ochs, Hoxie Junior, for receiving the Department of Leadership Studies Student Scholarship. Both will be recognized at the College of Arts and Sciences Reception on Thursday, May 10, 2012. We are proud of these two students for their incredible work in the classroom and community.

LDRS recognizes its students!

Congratulations to the following students for their incredible accomplishments over the last few weeks.

Korby Boswell, Student office assistant, is one of a few students that was awarded a scholarship to travel to China this summer to study abroad. Organizational Leadership majors Tre' Giles, Ashley Fitzsimmons, and Josh Doak were elected as FHSU Student Government senators. They will represent the College of Arts and Sciences.

2012 Washburn Leadership Challenge Event Champions

The FHSU Organizational Leadership majors team won the collegiate division of the Leadership Challenge Event at Washburn University on Friday, March 30, 2012. The collegiate division consisted of a total of seven teams. During the event, the students engaged in a leadership simulation that challenged students to work together to solve a problem, with each team member assuming a particular role through three different rounds. Throughout the day, students participated in individual and team scenarios, culminating with a presentation of their comprehensive plan, including their findings and recommendations. All events and activities throughout the process were evaluated by a team of judges. The Department of Leadership Studies is proud of these students and their two faculty advisors. Representing the department as team members and faculty advisors were as follows:

  • Laura Dougherty, Colby, KS
  • Jason Dreiling, Great Bend, KS
  • Jill Moeder, Hays, KS
  • Tyson Miller, Colby, KS
  • Levi Unruh, Hays, KS
  • John Montgomery, Faculty Advisor
  • Brett Whitaker, Faculty Advisor

Read more about the Leadership Challenge at The Hays Daily News Online.

LDRS meets with newly created Advisory Board

The Department of Leadership Studies believes in continuous improvement in order to have the best programs available for students. A departmental advisory board was created to gain input, perspective, and advice from various stakeholders for program improvement and potential partnerships. The first meeting was held in March 2012, with plans being made for a Fall 2012 gathering. To view the current advisory board members click on the tab'Advisory Board' from the Leadership Studies homepage.

LDRS Students chosen VIP Ambassadors

Congratulations to the following Organizational Leadership majors for being chosen to represent FHSU as VIP Student Ambassadors during the 2012-13 academic year. We are proud of you!

  • Regan Ochs, Junior, Hoxie, KS
  • Tyson Miller, Junior, Colby, KS
  • Samantha Weary, Junior, Salina, KS

Brungardts' facilitate webinar

Drs. Curt and Christie Brungardt recently conducted an interactive webinar through Campus Compact entitled, "Service-learning and addressing sexual violence and abuse on campus." They shared their personal story of violence and work to engage students, faculty, administrators, and community partners to reduce sexual assault and violence on college campuses and communities.

LDRS students chosen for Honor Societies

Congratulations to Regan Ochs and Tyson Miller for their recent induction into FHSU Mortar Board Society. Mortar Board is a national honor society that recognizes college seniors for their achievements in scholarship, leadership and service, creates opportunities for continued leadership development, promotes service to the university and encourages lifelong contributions to the global community. Congratulations also to Regan Ochs for her acceptance into Omicron Delta Kappa. Omicron Delta Kappa Society is a national leadership honor society for college students, faculty, staff, administrators and alumni that recognizes and encourages superior scholarship, leadership and exemplary character. We are proud of our students for their leadership and academic achievements!

Kelly Nuckolls receives Midwest Model United Nations award.

We are happy to announce that Kelly Nuckolls, a Political Science major, received the top position paper award at the Midwest Model United Nations Conference (General Assembly-Third Committee; Social, Humanitarian, & Cultural), in St. Louis last week. Kelly represented the Russian delegation and her paper focused on agriculture development and food security and insuring the rights of indigenous populations. Nearly 500 students from 40 universities participated in this years conference. Congratulations Kelly!

LDRS Faculty Publish Two Articles

Congratulations to Ms. LeAnn Brown on the acceptance of her article titled, "Integrating the Old with the New: Transformational Leadership and Cultural Intelligence for an Interdependent World". It will be published in the June 2012 edition of the peer-reviewed journal, International Leadership Journal.

Congratulations to Mr. John Montgomery and Dr. Jill Arensdorf for the acceptance of their article titled, "Preparing Globally Competent Leaders through Innovative Study Abroad Experiences". It will be published in the peer reviewed journal, Journal of Leadership Studies.

LDRS 310 in the News

LDRS 310 team partners with Greeks to cleanup downtown Hays
LDRS 310 team plans a health fair in Ellis
LDRS 310 team plans concert competition to benefit Ellis County Habitat for Humanity
Students Help Get Your Mower Running
LDRS 310 Students Offering Lawn Mower Clinic
LDRS 310 Team to Help Host Ag Awareness/Safety Fair and Lawnmower Clinic
Teams Assist with the Dennis Schoenthaler Memorial Walking Trail in Ellis

Fall 2011 Deans Honor Roll

Congratulations to the following Fort Hays State University LDRS students. They have been named to the deans honor roll for the fall 2011 semester.

  • Wesley Breland
  • Laura Dougherty
  • Megan Draper
  • Gregory Gatewood
  • David Kohman
  • Joanna Loewen
  • Tyson Miller
  • Jill Moeder
  • Derik Newell
  • Regan Ochs
  • Kimberly Smith
  • Paul Stevens
  • Ben Wiesner
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AFRICA/LIBYA - "Do not offend the peoples religious sensibility," said Mgr. Martinelli

Wednesday, 12 September 2012

Tripoli (Agenzia Fides) - "What has happened is terrible, but we need to avoid offending the peoples religious sensibility," says to Fides His Exc. Mgr. Giovanni Innocenzo Martinelli, Apostolic Vicar of Tripoli, on hearing the news of the death of the U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three officials, in the assault on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, by a group of armed men last night, probably to protest against the screening of a film in the United States that offends the Prophet Mohammed.
"One has to respect the sensitivity of the Muslim population. The Arab countries are already in the throes of momentous upheaval, pouring gasoline on religious outrage is really dangerous. Not everything is good and holy, but we must try to understand the precise reality of these Countries with their feelings," adds Mgr. Martinelli.
Even in Egypt, demonstrators attacked the local U.S. embassy, while Egyptian Copts announced a protest against the film "that insults Islam." (L.M.) (Agenzia Fides 12/09/2012)


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AFRICA/CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC - New attacks against medical facilities and teams who work in Ndélé

Wednesday, 4 June 2014

Bangui (Agenzia Fides) - "We are appalled by the aggression that our teams are being subjected to", reads a statement of the medical humanitarian organisation Doctors Without Borders (MSF), sent to Fides Agency, after new attacks against their team and facilities in the city of Ndélé, in the northern Central African Republic (CAR ), where they have been operating since 2010. Doctors say they remain determined to bring medical aid to the people of CAR but under minimum conditions that must be respected by the parties to the conflict. Part of the team has been evacuated from Ndélé as MSF evaluates the situation and negotiates the prospect of continuing its activities in the area with local authorities. "We carry out more than 1,600 consultations here weekly, and about a third of them are for children under five years old", the statement said. MSF is the only organization to provide health care in the city. Just a month after a massacre in Boguila (see Fides 29/04/2014), that left 18 civilians and three MSF workers dead, this most recent attack against MSF staff and property bespeaks the difficulties that humanitarian organisations are facing. From December 2012 to March 2014, MSF teams have been victim to some 115 security incidents in CAR. Since December 2013, MSF has doubled the number of programmes it runs in CAR from 10 to 21 and has set up six programmes in neighbouring countries in aid of Central African refugees. MSF has been working in CAR since 1997. At present, MSF has more than 300 expatriate staff and 2000 local workers responding to the crisis. (AP) (Agenzia Fides 04/06/2014)


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overcoming decorating paralysis :: make your signature style board
Thursday, January 10, 2013 by {darlene}

I am SO excited to teach you how to make your own Signature Style Board today, and even MORE excited about those of you who are going to share them with us {more on that later}!!

First, I must make an earth-shattering announcement:

I am on Instagram!!!

I know. I know. You can hardly contain your excitement. But for realsy, it is so much fun already.

I have entered the new millennium, and I now have an iPhone {y’all. how do people afford these phones??? I had to wait until I could write one off for business, and even still, I had to finagle a plan with Smart Talk in order to even consider it [sidebar to my sidebar, I only pay $45/month with Smart Talk for unlimited playtime with the iPhone 5. Check it out. True Story]. And yet, it seems like every Tom, Dick and Harry age 23 has one. How are these people paying for $100+ plans per month?? Do explain.}.

That may have been my biggest Digression Moment here at FHD ever.

My point?

Come follow me on Instagram!

Look. Here is my pretty, first-ever pic from Instagram. This was moments after hubby built me a fire, and moments before I sat on my fancy fanny for an hour or so…

signature style board

 And now. Since that is the perfect segue into my Overcoming Decorating Paralysis series….

Remember this ol’ Overcoming Decorating Paralysis post, all about finding your signature style?:

The one where I boldly cried out:

Knowing your Signature Style comes from several years of repeatedly choosing what you love. { <- Tweet this }

And I gave you some general guidelines for identifying your OWN signature style?

{If you didn’t read it, you’ve just gotta go back and read the post… start defining that signature style of yours!}

And we chatted about this stunningly amazing icon and took a look-sy at her own Signature Style:

signature style board

surely you have figured out which amazing icon I was talking about.

Because her style is THAT signature.

 Well, now.

Do I have a FUN exercise for you today!

Today we are going to learn how to make our own Signature Style Board:

 signature style board

Take a look at mine! It was so much fun to pick out my favorite Signature Style pictures:

Signature Style Board

//  I hope you will have a blast and make one of your own //

And here is the How-To:

{don’t be boxed in by these directions, they are simply here for you if you have no idea where to begin, or how to make a collage}

  1. Head over to your Pinterest Pinboards, or any other collection of digital inspiration pics you have.
  2. Select 6-9 of your FAVORITE images ever, based solely on what you find to be beautiful and pleasing to your eye. Select images that you feel visually define your signature style
  3. Save those pics to your computer, in a place where you can easily find them. {If you are not sure how to do this, trust me, Google and You-tube can answer nearly any tech-challenged question you can throw at them!}
  4. Go to PicMonkey.com
  5. Click on the top tab that says “Create a Collage”
  6. Select “Open” from the top tabs and then import your signature style photos. They will be opened over in a column on the left side of the screen.
  7. Next, open your layout options, by clicking on the second icon down {all the way to the left} entitled “Layouts”
  8. Select the layout you like best that will work with the number of pics you have. I prefer the 9-square layout under “Square Deal.”
  9. Click back on the first icon, the one that looks like a mountain, entitled “Images”
  10. From there, drag the images you want into the spot you want. You can re-drag or move the images around until you are happy.
  11. When you are finished with your Signature Style Board, be sure to click “Save” at the top.
  12. Give your Board a name, Save, and then enjoy! Or plaster it all over the internet. Or better yet: Share it with us!!!
  13. UPDATE!!!!! Pin your Signature Style Board to your Pinterest account, then leave a link here. I will add YOUR BOARD to the “Your Signature Style Boards” Pinboard and share it with my Pin followers!

So, here is the deal.

I would LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE to see your Signature Style Boards!

Once you have created your masterpiece, find somewhere public on the web to stash it, and then leave a link in the comments below so that we can all see your Signature Style Board! {to all you nudists out there, I am sorry. Please don’t link all that stuff up, ya hear?}

******UPDATE!!!!! Pin your Signature Style Board to your Pinterest account, then leave a link here. I will add YOUR BOARD to the “Your Signature Style Boards” Pinboard and share it with my Pin followers!*****

 Even if you don’t have a link-up, I would love to hear your thoughts on creating a Signature Style Board, iPhones for rich kids, nudists, whatever….

{man. I am sassy today}

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United Nations Interregional Meeting of Experts on the Cadastre

Bogor, Indonesia 18-22 March, 1996

  This publication in .pdf-format

The organisers of the conference wish to acknowledge the support of the Land Administration Centre of New South Wales, Australia, in the publication of this document.

  1. Background

  2. Historical Perspective

  3. AGENDA 21, the HABITAT II Global Plan of Action and the Role of Cadastral Systems

  4. A Cadastral Vision

  5. Diversity of Needs

  6. Cadastral Issues

  7. The need for Re-engineering Systems

  8. Administrative and Technical Options
    8.1 General
    8.2 Land Policy Options
    8.3 Legal Options
    8.4 Institutional Options
    8.5 Technical Options

  9. Resource Implications

  10. The Role of the Private Sector and NGO's

  11. Recommendations

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United Nations Interregional Meeting of Experts on the Cadastre

Bogor, Indonesia
18-22 March, 1996

1. Background

1.1 An Interregional Meeting of Experts on the Cadastre was held in Bogor, Indonesia from the 18-22 March, 1996. The United Nations Department for Development Support and Management Services (DDSMS) worked closely with the Indonesian State Ministry for Agrarian Affairs, the National Land Agency (BPN), the National Coordination Agency for Surveys and Mapping (BAKOSURTANAL) and the International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) in organising the meeting. The meeting also received an important contribution from AusAID, the Australian agency for international development.

1.2 The meeting was attended by experts from Australia, Bulgaria, Cambodia, People's Republic of China, Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, South Africa, Sweden, United Kingdom, Thailand and Vietnam, as advised by the FIG.

1.3 The meeting was a response to the problems of land management and environmental protection as stipulated in the Global Plan of Action for HABITAT II, and to the recommendations contained in Agenda 21 arising out of the United Nations Conference on the Environment and Development (UNCED), the "Earth Summit", in Brazil in 1992. Due to the international importance of the subject, the meeting was included in the calendar of events leading up to the HABITAT II conference or "City Summit" in Istanbul in June 1996.

1.4 Since its inception the United Nations has been actively promoting cadastral programs, guidelines, seminars and workshops through its various agencies. This commitment is continued in Agenda 21 and the Habitat II Global Plan of Action which recognise that efficient and effective cadastral systems are essential for economic development, environmental management and social stability in both developed and developing countries.

1.5 The main objective of this interregional meeting was to consider the desirable requirements and options for cadastral systems with particular emphasis on the Asia and Pacific region and to make recommendations to the United Nations, national governments and appropriate non government organisations (NGOs) on cadastral and land management issues.

1.6 The meeting recognised that all countries have individual needs but that countries at similar stages of development have some similarities in their requirements.

1.7 The meeting also recognised that a key to a successful cadastral system is to ensure that the three main cadastral processes of adjudication of land rights, land transfer and mutation (subdivision or consolidation) are undertaken efficiently, securely and at affordable cost and speed, in support of an efficient and effective land market.

1.8 This Declaration is a summary of the key outcomes from the meeting and is supported by all experts.

2. Historical perspective

2.1 The United Nations has been involved in land administration issues since its inception, and in the early 1950s its Food and Agriculture Organisation published a series of monographs including one on the registration of rights in land. This was published in 1953 and has recently been revised and reissued.

2.2 In 1972 the United Nations called together an ad-hoc group of experts in response to a resolution of the Sixth United Nations Conference for Asia and the Far East that requested the United Nations to 'study in depth the problems of cadastral survey and to consider the setting up of a permanent committee to keep developments in this field under constant review'. The report produced a series of guidelines particularly directed at developing countries.

2.3 A further meeting of a group of experts was convened in 1983 and updated this report. It stressed the need for speed, economy and efficiency and encouraged the use of computer technology in the development of land information systems.

2.4 This current meeting was a response to a resolution from the United Nations Cartographic Conference for Asia and the Pacific held in Beijing in 1994 which recommended that a range of cadastral options be determined to serve the different needs of countries in the Asian and Pacific region.

2.5 In 1996 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe produced a set of Guidelines on Land Administration for countries in economic transition as its contribution to the HABITAT II Conference.

2.6 At the same time the International Federation of Surveyors has been active in cadastral issues, particularly through its Commission 7 which is responsible for cadastre and land management. One outcome from this activity has been the publication of a "Statement on the Cadastre" in 1994 which to date has been translated into eight languages.

2.7 This United Nations meeting noted all such previous activity so as not to "re-discover the wheel" and in particular adopted the FIG definition of cadastre as set out in the Statement on the Cadastre as the basis for discussion as set out below:

"A Cadastre is normally a parcel based, and up-to-date land information system containing a record of interests in land (e.g. rights, restrictions and responsibilities). It usually includes a geometric description of land parcels linked to other records describing the nature of the interests, the ownership or control of those interests, and often the value of the parcel and its improvements. It may be established for fiscal purposes (e.g. valuation and equitable taxation), legal purposes (conveyancing), to assist in the management of land and land use (e.g. for planning and other administrative purposes), and enables sustainable development and environmental protection."

3. Agenda 21, the HABITAT II Global Plan of Action and the role for cadastral systems

3.1 Many countries already recognise the need for a cadastral system. Agenda 21 and the HABITAT II Global Plan of Action provide additional justifications for establishing and maintaining appropriate cadastral systems to serve the different needs of nations and their citizens.

3.2 Both documents address environmental protection, sustainable development and better living standards for all and identify a number of key areas of responsibility for land administrators. These include issues regarding access to information, development of appropriate data bases, exchange of information, land use and transportation planning, legal frameworks and in particular land tenure. Land administrators are called on to create efficient and accessible land markets that meet community needs by improving land registry systems and streamlining procedures in land transactions; and to establish appropriate land tenure to provide security for all land users, especially for indigenous peoples, women and the poor.

3.3 A number of key activities or institutions raised by Agenda 21 and the Habitat II Global Plan of Action highlight the importance of cadastral systems to sustainable development and environmental management. These include clear and secure title, facilitating access to land, sustainable human settlement, efficient land information systems and effective land administration systems.

3.4 The formalisation of rights in land, which are an integral component of an effective cadastral system, is very important for sustainable economic development and environmental management in both urban and rural areas.

3.5 In rural areas secure tenure and the formal recording of rights in land are important: in promoting increased investment in agriculture; for more effective husbandry of the land; for improved sustainable development; to support an increase in GNP through an increase in agricultural productivity; and to provide significant social and political benefits leading to a more stable society, especially where land is scarce or under disputed ownership. In densely populated rural areas or areas of high land value a cadastral system also facilitates the operation of an effective land market at affordable cost and allows an equitable land taxation system to be operated.

3.6 This is also true in urban areas where a cadastral system is essential to support an active land and real estate market by permitting land to be bought, sold, mortgaged and leased efficiently, effectively, quickly and at low cost. In addition a parcel based land information system (not necessarily computerised), based on the cadastre, is essential for the efficient management of cities. Cadastral systems permit land and property taxes to be raised thereby supporting a wide range of urban services, and allowing the efficient management and delivery of local government services.

3.7 The meeting agreed that the issue is not whether cadastral systems are important and essential, but what is the most appropriate form of cadastral system for each country.

4. A Cadastral Vision

4.1 The vision of the future shared by the meeting was to:

  • develop modern cadastral infrastructures that facilitate efficient land and property markets, protect the land rights of all, and support long term sustainable development and land management.
  • facilitate the planning and development of national cadastral infrastructures so that they may fully service the escalating needs of greatly increased urban populations. These will result from the rapid expansion of cities that is already taking place and which is projected to continue into the 21st century.

4.2 To achieve effective sustainable resource management and development for the future world population explosion, simple and effective cadastral structures must be available. These will need to support land use planning, accommodate the greatly increased demand for facilities and resources while ensuring that there is minimum damage to the environment, and be the foundation for the orderly and efficient provision of property markets and the supply of land-related services. They will need to provide simple mechanisms for identifying and protecting property rights, responsibilities and obligations, for recognising land use opportunities and limitations, environmental requirements and constraints, and for permitting consistent and acceptable valuation assessments.

4.3 The cadastral infrastructures envisaged for the 21st century will need to adapt to the different patterns and rates of population change. They will therefore vary according to the circumstances and population profiles of different countries. Nevertheless, a common cadastral vision is possible and is indeed essential to the progress of all.

4.4 The resulting cadastral infrastructure will facilitate access to land, support security of tenure and allow land rights to be traded, where appropriate, in an efficient and effective way and at affordable cost.

4.5 The infrastructure can support a vast array of legal, technical, administrative and institutional options in designing and establishing an appropriate cadastral system, providing a continuum of forms of cadastre ranging from the very simple to the very sophisticated. Such flexibility allows cadastres to record a continuum of land tenure arrangements from private and individual land rights through to communal land rights, as well as having the ability to accommodate traditional or customary land rights.

4.6 The cadastre will include all land in a state or jurisdiction, including all state and private lands. It will cover both urban and rural areas within a unified system. Each land parcel will be uniquely identified.

4.7 The spatial cadastral framework (usually a cadastral map) will be a fundamental layer within a nation's spatial data infrastructure thereby allowing the integration of different forms of spatial data.

4.8 While the vision is applicable in general terms to all countries, it is essential that it is implemented to meet the individual needs and different development priorities of United Nations member countries.

5. Diversity of needs

5.1 The meeting recognised that different countries have different needs for a cadastre at different stages of development. While the basic justifications for cadastral systems are economic development, environmental management and social stability, different countries will place greater importance on different areas at different periods of their development.

5.2 Western developed countries that have relatively complete cadastral systems tend to be more concerned with increased efficiency and micro-economic reform. Countries which are moving from a command economy to a market economy are more concerned with the rapid creation of a new system in support of economic development and efficient land markets. Likewise developing countries are concerned with economic growth, the protection of land rights and the reduction of land and boundary disputes. In all countries there is a concern that cadastral systems support social justice.

5.3 Due to their different stages of development, different countries have different capacities for the development of cadastral systems. In particular human, technological and financial resources will determine the most appropriate form of cadastral system to meet the needs of individual countries. Thus a simple low cost manual cadastre recording only private ownership rights may be appropriate for one country, while a sophisticated and relatively expensive fully computerised cadastre recording a wide range of ownership and land use rights may be appropriate for another country.

6. Cadastral issues

6.1 The meeting reviewed a broad range of issues that affect access to land, security of tenure and the management of land resources. While there was great diversity amongst the countries represented, a common concern was the identification of ownership of rights in land, especially rights of occupancy and use.

6.2 There can be little security in the buying, selling, mortgaging, inheriting, leasing and renting, and enjoyment of easements over land without the clear identification and recording of rights. Even where documentation has taken place, there is often a separation between ownership rights, usually administered by a central government authority, and use rights, usually recorded and controlled by local authorities. It was noted that in one jurisdiction there were over 120 statutes which could possibly impact on the use of parcels of land.

6.3 There is a need to identify clearly what restrictions and obligations relate to any individual land parcel and to simplify access to this information for the land owner or user. This applies to both urban and rural land and to land held in formal and informal tenures.

6.4 A variety of forms of informal tenure were identified by the meeting, for instance those that involve the illegal occupation of government or private land; those that result from the infringement of formal land use controls; those where settlement is long established but has not yet been brought within the formal registration system; and those where land is vacant but subject to an unproven claim.

6.5 It was recognised that many cadastral systems are at present unable to keep pace with urban growth and that intermediate or provisional forms of tenures may be needed to cover the transition from informal to formal.

6.6 It is important to keep any land record system simple and up-to-date. Several different organisations may maintain land records about the same piece of land, hence a common definition of a land parcel and a common system of land parcel referencing is essential to ensure the effective exchange of information about the land between these different organisations. Thus whereas the recording of ownership rights and use rights may be the responsibility of different authorities, the data must be compatible between them.

6.7 There is a strong need to integrate and rationalise land title registry and cadastral systems, to link and coordinate them with other land administration and management activities such as valuation and planning. The responsibility for the maintenance of individual land records should remain with those responsible for their original collection. Provided that each organisation works to compatible standards the exchange of information between all those concerned with land management and administration should be facilitated.

6.8 Cadastral systems are not ends in themselves. They support effective land markets, increased agricultural productivity, sustainable economic development, environmental management, political stability and social justice.

6.9 Cadastral reform or improvement should focus on the functions of the cadastre and in particular the key processes that are associated with adjudicating, transferring and sub-dividing land rights.

6.10 The success of a cadastral system is not dependent on its legal or technical sophistication, but whether it protects land rights adequately and permits those rights to be traded (where appropriate) efficiently, simply, quickly, securely and at low cost. However if the resources are not available to keep the cadastral system up-to-date then there is little justification for its establishment.

7. The need for re-engineering systems

7.1 The meeting recognised that the success of a cadastre is not dependent on its legal or technical sophistication, but whether it protects land rights adequately and permits those rights to be traded (where appropriate) efficiently, simply, quickly, securely and at affordable cost. This requires a focus on the user and landowner as well as the needs of government. As such the meeting focused on the efficiency of the key cadastral processes of land adjudication, land transfer and mutation (subdivision and consolidation).

7.2 In order to improve a cadastral system the importance of focusing on the cadastral processes to identify bottlenecks, inefficiencies and duplication was recognised. Once the processes have been fully documented and understood it is possible to re-engineer them to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the delivery of cadastral services to the user. Such re-engineering often requires changes to legislation, modified institutional and administrative arrangements, and the use of different technologies.

8. Administrative and technical options

8.1 General

8.1.1 The main objective of the meeting was to consider appropriate administrative and technical options for the cadastre to serve the different needs of countries at different stages of development. The meeting considered in general terms administrative options which included land policy, legal, institutional and technical options. In considering all options the meeting took into account economic and human resource issues and the cost of the various options.

8.2 Land Policy Options

8.2.1 Land policy is a part of the national policy of countries. Such policies generally relate to economic development, social justice and equity, and political stability. The land policy may for instance include or promote the provision of security of tenure, improve access to credit, land reform, land titling and the resolution of issues relating to traditional or customary tenures, facilitate special attention to provision of land for the poor, ethnic minorities and women, facilitate land use and physical planning, real property taxation, measures to prevent land speculation and land disputes. The meeting emphasised the need to establish a coherent national land policy to guide policies within different sectors.

8.2.2 The cadastre can support land polices by providing a legal framework for administering land rights. A land rights framework supports structural change, environmental protection and sustainable management and control of natural resources and environment. It supports land markets, information for planning and monitoring of land use and also provides tools for the implementation of land policies, for instance land consolidation, resolving land disputes or compulsory acquisition of land.

8.3 Legal Options

Within this policy framework, particular legal issues must be addressed including:

  • appropriate land registration legislation to include questions on provisional titles and procedures for registration
  • adjudication
  • indefeasibility of title and adverse possession
  • protection of different levels of rights and interests in land such as ownership, long- and short-term leaseholds, easements, shares in real properties, group rights, rights to apartments, rights to jointly owned facilities etc.
  • land acquisition including compulsory purchase
  • land allocation and land consolidation or reapportionment
  • land parcel mutations (subdivision, consolidation, boundary re-adjustment)
  • strata, cluster and community titles
  • copyright and data protection when cadastral data becomes a marketable commodity
  • quality assurance and licensing of practitioners
8.4 Institutional Options

A variety of issues arise when selecting the most appropriate organisational structure for managing a cadastre. These include:

  • whether there should be combined land registration and cadastral surveying and mapping functions or whether these should be separate organisations
  • whether the system should be centralised or decentralised
  • how to establish linkages between different authorities responsible for maintaining records on the ownership, value and use of land.
  • whether the activities of the cadastre should be commercialised, corporatised or privatised
    the extent of participation by private surveyors in a state run cadastre
  • the role of professional bodies and NGOs and the administration of licensing boards
    regulation of responsibilities, accountability, quality assurance
  • funding arrangements for the creation or development of a cadastre
  • education training and continuing professional development
  • research and development
  • international cooperation
8.5 Technical Options

8.5.1 Technical options for the development and maintenance of the cadastre were considered by the delegates. Consideration covered the different needs of countries at different stages of development. The major factor addressed was the identification of the need for, the appropriateness of and the phasing in of computerisation into the cadastral environment based upon need, geography or political dictate. Any move towards the adoption of a programme of computerisation should be subject to the availability of trained staff or contractors, the access to maintenance and support staff, adequate communications and a suitable storage capability. The move to computerisation should bring security to the cadastral system, greater accessibility to information and will overcome the deterioration of records in paper form.

8.5.2 It is likely that emphasis will be given first to the computerisation of indexes, then to textual data sets, moving through graphical data conversion, the establishment of the fundamental spatial data bases and ultimately leading to an automated mapping capability.

8.5.3 While the end result will improve system functionality and linkages between the components of the cadastral system it is essential to achieve short term results to demonstrate what the future will bring. This is best done by comprehensive pilot projects where issues of or proposals for data conversion, standards and the updating and upgrading of content can be developed or proved. Experience and education are the best outcomes from a pilot project.

8.5.4 Computerised indexes should be an initial development to provide, at the strategic level, a statement of metadata available throughout the cadastral system. Initially such indexes will provide rapid access to existing manual records. At the tactical level, emphasis should be placed on the careful selection of a unique parcel identification system.

8.5.5 The long term aim should be to move from paper to computer titles to improve efficiency and particularly to improve the ease of dealings in the mortgage market. Any move to reliance on electronic titles however must be accompanied by a change of approach to the certification of documents. This will bring a recognition of the adoption of risk management.

8.5.6 Microfilming and video imaging are technologies which have a role in cadastral reform. Microfilming is an important tool for maintaining a backup record of title and cadastral map records. However it is still a manual system with often slow access time. Video imaging, records images of title and cadastral maps on video laser disks provide very good archiving of records and rapid access and copying. However the records have no 'intelligence' since they are simply images. It is not possible to search textual data within the record for example.

8.5.7 The choice of technologies will depend on resources and the subject land, be it urban, rural or remote. This is usually a function of land value. The adoption of technology should be phased, based on the urgency of the task, the geography, the desired standards and the use of the private sector. It may well require the re-engineering of manual systems before the use of new technologies. Field operations should also be phased and the technologies may range from GPS to the plane table. The steps may well commence with large scale photomaps for planning and adjudication purposes.

8.5.8 In summary, the major observations by the delegates were :

  • A National Spatial Data Infrastructure should be established to ensure a uniform approach for maximum integration and security of data, effective resource use and the development of a comprehensive land information system.
  • Topographic and cadastral data bases should be homogenous and uniformly based on the national geodetic network to ensure future data set integration.
  • Early consideration should be given to the appropriate methodology for the updating and upgrading of all cadastral systems.

9. Resource implications

9.1 Cadastral reform or improvement has major human, technological and financial resource implications.

9.2 The meeting noted that some nations have, for example, one university educated professional land surveyor for every 5,000 population. These numbers support a sophisticated computerised cadastral system. On the other hand some countries have as few as one land surveyor for every 100,000 population, even though the cadastre was not complete and was of a more simple design.

9.3 Even recognising that the more developed nations may have systems which are more dependent on highly trained professionals, the discussion within the meeting did recognise that human resource issues are one of the major, if not the major, limitation in developing cadastral systems in developing countries.

9.4 The meeting identified that inadequate financial resources are a major limitation to improving cadastral systems. It was however noted that cadastral systems do provide governments with an important source of revenue generation but that revenue generation is heavily dependent on maintaining an efficient system.

9.5 Human and financial resources were recognised as major limitations in developing cadastral systems.

10. The role of the private sector and NGOs

10.1 The meeting discussed the trend in many countries towards a more commercial approach to operating cadastral systems and to the increasing use of the private sector where this can be shown to be more cost effective and more productive. In cadastral surveying the use of the private surveyors requires adequate quality control mechanisms to ensure the integrity of the national spatial data archive.

10.2 Whereas in many countries this has traditionally been achieved through a system of licensing individual surveyors and conveyancers, and careful scrutiny of their work by government officials, there is a growing trend towards quality assurance and less rigorous government monitoring. In an increasing number of countries, government mapping agencies are themselves being made to compete in the market place and to recover much if not all of their costs.

10.3 Semi-privatisation of national mapping agencies has occurred at a time when governments and international agencies such as the United Nations are seeking to make greater use of NGOs. On the global stage organisations such as the International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) have been collaborating with United Nations agencies while at the national level Institutions or Associations of Surveyors have a role as intermediaries between government and the community and in ensuring the professional standards of practitioners.

11. Recommendations

The following recommendations assume the definition of cadastre as adopted in the FIG "Statement on the Cadastre" which is a broader interpretation than that adopted in some jurisdictions.

To the United Nations

1. To assist in the establishment of inter-regional forums for officials and experts in cadastre and associated forms of land administration with annual meetings to promote cooperation in the exchange of technical knowledge, expertise, education and training.

2. To produce a set of guidelines for cadastre and associated forms of land administration along the lines of those recently produced by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe but based on a taxonomy of regional needs, for instance with special reference to the practices in South East Asia.

3. To support a workshop to develop a clearer definition of the form and range of land rights and the responsibilities and obligations which attach to land rights specifically within the Asian and Pacific region.

4. To produce a set of guidelines to determine the costs, benefits, risks and value for money of cadastral systems to assist national governments in evaluating support for cadastral projects.

5. To investigate the desirability and feasibility of establishing regional support centres to address the education and training needs of cadastral system managers and related professionals within each region.

6. To encourage the participation of private, national and international funding agencies in supporting investment in improvements to cadastral and land registration systems, especially in developing countries.

7. To use the forthcoming HABITAT II conference to promote the role of cadastres and land registration systems in economic and social development in the debate and deliberation of world leaders.

To national governments

1. To recognise the essential role of land and property in economic development, environmental management and social stability.

2. To recognise that the operation of land markets which rely on a cadastre as basic infrastructure is a significant source of revenue generation. However it should also be recognised that maintaining and increasing such revenue is dependent on improvements to both the surveying and mapping and land registration functions.

3. To recognise the fundamental role that cadastral maps, either in paper or computer form, play in a national spatial data infrastructure. As such it is very important that cadastral surveying and mapping is based on a national geodetic framework common to all spatial data sets thereby permitting the integration of spatial data, particularly topographic data, and supporting the establishment of land and geographic information systems.

4. To recognise the essential and close relationship between cadastral surveying and mapping and land registration in the efficient and effective operation of cadastral systems. While recognising that in some jurisdictions these organisations may be separated, improved efficiency and a reduction in duplication demand an integrated approach to managing and operating the cadastre.

5. To recognise the important linkage between the government, private and educational sectors in establishing and maintaining appropriate cadastral systems.

6. To support the United Nations activities in institutional building and capacity development in the operation of cadastral systems.

7. To strengthen NGOs, and particularly professional organisations and learned societies concerned with cadastral activities in order that they may effectively contribute to the development and maintenance of cadastral systems.

To Non Government Organisations

1. To recognise the important contribution that NGOs can make at both a national and international level in technology transfer and information exchange. NGOs can also play an important mediating role since they usually represent the collective interests of the government, private and/or educational sectors.

2. To increase cooperation with United Nations agencies in collecting and exchanging information on the cadastre, standards in land information, producing guidelines, institutional building and capacity development.

3. To encourage their members to establish educational and research programmes in cadastre and land administration in their national higher educational systems.

The Bogor Declaration

United Nations Interregional Meeting of Experts on the Cadastre
Bogor, Indonesia, 18-22 March 1996

Published in 1996 with the support of the Land Information Centre of New South Wales, Australia (www.lic.gv.au

Published in English

Published by The International Federation of Surveyors (FIG)
Australia, 1996
Out of print.

FIG Office, Kalvebod Brygge, DK-1780 Copenhagen V, DENMARK,
Tel: + 45 38 86 10 81, E-mail: FIG@fig.net

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