Over 2000 representatives of communities master the Urban Planning Cadastre: the first results.

According to inkorr.com: More than 2,000 participants from over 1,000 communities have undergone training on the use of the Urban Planning Cadastre at the national level (UPC). This was reported by the Ministry of Community and Territorial Development.

According to the ministry, during the meetings participants learned the key capabilities of the system: entering project and existing urban planning documentation into the UPC; using digital tools for decision-making in the field of urban planning and construction; working with geodata bases and reviewing data uploaded to urban planning project documentation.

At the end of each session, an interactive Q&A block was organized. There are already early results from the operation of the Urban Planning Cadastre at the national level:

2,244 sets of existing urban planning documentation have been uploaded to the UPC; the entry of information on 455 urban planning projects has begun. In their composition, communities are uploading digital maps and data, of which 61 sets of geodata have already passed system verification.

Significance of the Urban Planning Cadastre

The UPC serves as a digital foundation for implementing important state programs in the field of territory restoration and development. Based on the cadastre function:

• Unified State Electronic System in the Field of Construction
• Registry of Damaged and Destroyed Property (RPD)
• DIGITAL Ecosystem DREAM
• Program 'eRestoration'

Thus, communities receive a modern tool for transparent territory management and planning restoration based on quality digital data. Online training lasted five months and covered communities and local administrations of 23 regions of Ukraine; training was conducted by experts of the State Enterprise 'Administrator of the Urban Planning Cadastre at the National Level'.

The Ministry of Community and Territorial Development noted that more than 2,000 representatives from over 1,000 communities successfully completed training on the use of the Urban Planning Cadastre at the national level. This has led to the upload of a significant amount of urban planning documentation into the system, which will promote transparent management of territories and infrastructure in Ukraine.

Thanks to the training on the use of the Urban Planning Cadastre, communities will be able to manage their territories more effectively. The implementation of digital tools opens new opportunities for planning and decision-making in the field of urban planning, which is especially important in the context of recovery after crisis situations. Projects involving communities promise to increase the level of transparency and accountability in land and resource management.