This session is given to the national cadastre and property registry agencies that are members of the RICRP and seeks to share experiences about the processing of personal data for its protection in public cadastre and property registries. The workshop includes an introduction to the protection of personal data in the light of the experiences of Ecuador, Chile, and Spain; followed by a discussion among the participating agencies on the challenges identified for personal data protection.
It will be sought that the conclusions of the workshop yield a compendium of recommendations to strengthen the design of personal data protection policies in property registries and cadastre so that these are considered by the national cadastre and property registry agencies of the OAS Member States that make up the RICRP.
Among the aspects that will be addressed are:
- Processing of personal data
- Competences of the registry and cadastre
- Principles, and
- Challenges for the protection of personal data
The RICRP carries out this Workshop in response to the initiative of the Direccion de Registros Públicos of Ecuador (DINARP).
Schedule (Washington DC Time)
11:00 a.m. Opening: Jhonattan Toribio, President, Inter-American Network of Cadastre and Property Registry, General Administrator of the Real Estate Registry, Dominican Republic.
11:15 a.m. Presentations:
Ecuador: Dirección Nacional de registros Públicos (DINARP), Sofía Vázquez
Chile: Servicio Interno de Impuestos (SII), María Alicia Muñoz
Spain: Dirección General del Catastro, Amelia Velasco.
12:15 p.m. Dialogue. Moderator: Ivonne Moreno, Senior Land Administration Specialist,
World Bank
12:45 p.m. Closing, Mike Mora, Secretary, Inter-American Network of Cadastre and Property Registry, Department for Effective Public Management, OAS.
About the Network www.ricrp.org
The Inter-American Network of Cadastre and Property Registry (RICRP) is an initiative of the countries of the Americas recognized as a mechanism of the inter-American system through the Resolution to Strengthen Democracy of the 49th Assembly General of the OAS (AG/RES. 2931 (XLIX-O/19)), whose Technical Secretariat is exercised by the Department for Effective Public Management of the OAS. The Network constitutes the mechanism for systematic horizontal technical cooperation through which exchanges are promoted, multiplied, strengthened, and invigorated in order to develop, disseminate, and implement the best practices of Cadastre and Property Registry in the Americas. The Network is made up of the national government institutions of the OAS Member States with the stewardship of the management of the Cadastre and the Property Registry. In its role, the Network promotes the strengthening of cadastre and property registration in the Americas.
Contact Mike Mora, Technical Secretary of the Inter-American Network of Cadastre and Property Registry, Department for Effective Public Management of the Organization of American States (OAS)
mmora@oas.org