The information system provides opportunity to make activities related to development of land management plan, its implementation and monitoring more open to public based on their participation.

“With introduction of the online system, any action to violate interest of citizens due to land-related disputes will be ended aside from eliminating duplicate planning, reducing unproductive expenses caused by incoherence between the sectors and making investment in land not risky and more assured,” said Ts.Gankhuu, Head of the Administration of Land Affairs, Geodesy and Cartography.

Furthermore, government organizations of all social and economic spheres such as agriculture, environment, urban planning, industry, road transport and defense will be able to jointly formulate interrelated, unified plan with no spatial overlaps using the online system.

You can visit the site through www.egazar.gov.mn