Issues of Sustainable Land Management were Discussed at the National Academy of Sciences of Georgia
Giorgi Misheladze, Chairman of the National Agency for Sustainable Land Management and Land Use Monitoring, presented the key aspects of land management as part of the agency's functions and duties to the members of the Innovation and High Technologies Center at the National Academy of Sciences of Georgia.
Academician Giorgi Kvesitadze, President of the National Academy of Sciences of Georgia, chaired the session.
Giorgi Misheladze emphasized the importance of establishing a unified electronic database encompassing land resources, land use, and land cover, alongside advocating for the implementation of satellite monitoring. It was highlighted that the incomplete nature of existing land-related data, and its absence in some cases, poses challenges to the creation of such databases.
Giorgi Misheladze discussed the institutional structure of the National Agency for Sustainable Land Management and Land Use Monitoring, as well as the current programs being implemented by the agency.
The meeting addressed the agency's future plans and outlined steps to enhance its capabilities, specifically focusing on the need to modernize agricultural land registration and cadastre production to meet contemporary challenges.
