Programmable Cadastral Institutions for Informal Land Rights
Original title: Programmable Cadastral Institutions: Land Rights and Sovereign Data for Informal Settlements
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- Informal settlements house roughly a billion people, most lacking legal land claims
- Programmable cadastral institutions are being developed via an Ethereum Foundation PhD Fellowship 2026 with the International Center for Community Land Trusts
- Fieldwork is planned with the Development Action Group in Cape Town and case research is being done on Puerto Rico, Brazil and India
- The framework stores land claims in household‑controlled stores with minimal, unlinkable on‑chain evidence, avoiding a public map of ownership
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