Власти Лагоса намерены внедрить блокчейн в систему земельного кадастра

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Власти Лагоса в партнерстве с консорциумом местных технологических компаний намерены внедрить блокчейн-регистр для совершенствования государственной системы землепользования. Ожидается, что оцифровка земельного кадастра и реестра собственников позволит сформировать безопасную и прозрачную платформу для регистрации и отслеживания сделок с земельными участками на блокчейне.

«Внедрение блокчейна решит глубоко укоренившиеся проблемы в действующей системе земельного кадастра Лагоса, которая долгое время страдала от коррупции, неэффективности и непрозрачности. Блокчейн будет способствовать росту рынка недвижимости, а также привлекать как местных, так и международных инвесторов, ранее опасавшихся мошенничества», — прокомментировали в правительстве Лагоса.

Правительственные чиновники отметили, что надежная и полностью прозрачная система владения землей могла бы раскрыть значительный экономический потенциал региона, особенно в отношении незарегистрированной или оспариваемой собственности.

В мае прошлого года Федеральный исполнительный совет Нигерии принял и утвердил план цифровой трансформации национальной экономики, и призвал к повсеместному внедрению блокчейна.

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