International Development Projects - 2026-09-08 2:24:17 AM - all published projects English

CA-3-D002436001 2026-09-07T06:32:46 The project aims to secure private land titles registered in the handwritten registers centralized at the Direction Générale des Impôts in Port-au-Prince, in Haiti. The implementation of a computerized land registry system aims to facilitate the registration of notarial records and the search and identification of land titles by the general public. The activities of the project include: 1) digitizing and indexing over one million pages; 2) integrating the data in a database; 3) archiving manuscripts in a safe environment. The direct beneficiaries are the staff already in place, the national institutions responsible of land reform in Haiti, as well as 700 notaries and 600 surveyors operating on Haitian territory. Operational 2017-01-23T00:00:00 2019-11-30T00:00:00 Haiti 100.00% Partenariat FCM etVille de Montréal Public sector policy and administrative management 10.00% Domestic Revenue Mobilisation 30.00% Legal and judicial development 10.00% Democratic participation and civil society 20.00% Media and free flow of information 20.00% Statistical capacity building 10.00% 9967212.26 The expected outcomes for this project include: (1) private land titles in Haiti, centralized in Port-au-Prince (estimated at 1 million pages) are digitized and secured; (2) research and indexing private land titles for a computerized national land register is completed; (3) capacities of stakeholders have increased : mainly the government, 700 notaries and 600 surveyors; and (4) Institutions are able to implement the computerized system according to the law and regulations in the land tenure sector. Among the results achieved until the end of the project (September 2021): (1) digitization of 3,389 handwritten land title registers; (2) 129 employees (45 women) trained within the General Directorate of Taxes in digitization and archiving; (3) seven offices refurbished, including eight archive rooms for restoration, conservation, and digitization operations; (4) 1,445,119 pages digitized; (5) transcription of more than 118,762 deeds (from 1980 to 2016) in the registers; and (6) 115 land professionals (22 women) trained in the new computerized registration procedures. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation Global Affairs Canada NGM Americas Request for Proposals ICT as a tool for development Participatory development and good governance Gender equality 2000000.00 2350780.00 3050780.00 2528440.00 2015200916 Partenariat FCM etVille de Montréal 9967212.26 1500000.00 1064862.00 617000.00 1344061.00 780475.00 580512.91 654031.09 1324727.00 654336.00 10225.65 431632.00 229791.35 650000.00