Land Ownership 10% open

Data is considered not to be available to the public since it could not be successfully requested. Algeria started investing in mapping Cadastres in early 2000s (World Bank program). Cadastre works with land register to “reconcile” cadastral records with land protection. Land conservation and property rights are regulated by this law: https://www.foncier-finance.gov.dz/?Cadastre-et-conservation-fonciere&lang=fr (conservation foncierès) ANC is agency to expand cadastre. Not all territory is mapped: https://www.an-cadastre.dz/direction%20g.html Cadastre types: Cadastres are listed as “urban & rural”. The website provides a list of cadastre types but samples are not accessible https://www.an-cadastre.dz/Document_cad.html. This suggests data is indeed produced by ANC but only partially. No transaction history found - these transactions between property owners seem to be managed by Land conservation directions who operate on Wilaya-level, on behalf of Algeria’s Ministry of Finance. For example, for the Wilaya Batna, we found this agency to manage property rights: https://www.wilaya-batna.gov.dz/fr/content/la-direction-de-la-conservation-fonci%C3%A8re. Parcel ownership seems to be locally collected, whilst cadastres are organised on a country level. Yet cadastres are unavailable for the entire country. Parcel location: No geographic location could be found. Geographic location would require longitude and latitude values. Data can be requested online, but requires that requesting person submits a sample of the data https://www.an-cadastre.dz/demande1AR.php Citizens can request what is called in Algeria the pink document (document rose) PR4Bis in the whole country (https://www.an-cadastre.dz/extrait1.php) , and this document is a must to be able to publish the deeds of ownership. Without this nobody can buy and sell lands.