The government approved the regulation on the National Spatial Data System
According to the website of the Government of the Russian Federation, information about land and real estate, including information on rights and cadastral valuation, as well as spatial data will be combined on one digital platform. This will speed up and simplify the receipt of public services in the field of registration of rights to land and real estate for businesses and citizens. The Regulations on the National System of Spatial Data were approved by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
The creation of a digital platform is envisaged as part of the state program "National System of Spatial Data", which was approved by the Government at the end of 2021. It has become the basic policy document in the development of spatial data, real estate and land relations. This resource will increase the efficiency of land use, simplify the processes of collecting data for making management decisions, and allow a more comprehensive approach to issues of territorial planning and spatial development, design and construction of facilities.
While there is no single digital resource in this area, information about land, real estate, forest, water and other objects is contained separately in various state information systems. This makes it difficult to obtain up-to-date spatial data. The launch of a unified digital platform will simplify procedures and reduce the time required for obtaining reliable and complete information for business representatives, citizens and authorities.
Work on the system will take place in several stages. By 2024, it is planned to launch a single digital platform and ensure its interaction with 20 regions. To do this, by the end of 2022, Rosreestr must approve the requirements for the formats of information that will be placed in the system.
When developing a new platform, the agency was also instructed to ensure the use of the results of an experiment to create a single information resource on land and real estate, which was conducted in a number of regions in 2021 (including the Atninsky, Zelenodolsky and Pestrechinsky districts of the Republic of Tatartsan), as well as to ensure trial operation of the new system until the end of 2023.
By 2030, the integration of spatial data and information systems with the digital platform should be provided in all regions of the country.