Sub-result 1.1: Developed understanding of INSPIRE implementation best practices from EU Member States on cadastral applications. Workshop material for a participatory workshop on examples of implementation of INSPIRE Technical Guidelines in EU countries and presentations on the state of SDI implementation in Belarus; Workshop is organised and facilitated in very collaboration and participation from SPC; Evidence of feedback and lessons learned from participants is available and distributed to all stakeholders; Reports on INSPIRE implementation following study visits to MS produced by NCA IT and a GIS staff; Feedback sessions are organised with participants and MS project staff post study visits to provide smooth implementation of lessons learned and insights gained. Workshop presentations materials are prepared, provided and published. Feedback and lessons learned are received from workshop participants and published. Report on study visit including activities carried out and learning achieved is compiled, published and presented in the roundtable discussions with all spatial data stakeholders. Project reports. Mission report summaries. Stakeholder commitment Participation from external stakeholders is active and successful Qualified Stakeholder staff is appointed and participates in Activities Material and documents necessary for the work of the STE or RTA are available in English Sub-result 1.2: Work effectively with NCA external spatial stakeholders to review and further develop the vision on spatial data sharing in Belarus and contribute to the development and implementation of a portal for the finding, and exploration of metadata information on spatial projects in the country. Inclusive and evidence-based roundtable discussions take place every three months with geospatial stakeholders and to be promoted with the SPC to start the development of a vision for spatial data sharing in Belarus; Evidence of shared understanding for spatial data management among external stakeholders is provided; Evidence of discussions of potential actions to promote interoperability principles is provided; Requirements document for the Metadata portal is prepared; Action and business for the Metadata portal development and implementation are prepared in close collaboration from SPC; Contribution is given to testing the Metadata portal prototype developed by the NCA. Minutes, outcomes and recommendations of stakeholder meetings published; Statements of intention, action plans for coordination activities among stakeholders. Requirements document for Metadata portal; Workplan for Metadata portal development is created; Web Portal with spatial information projects.
Strengthened human capacity for data production, management and exchange, throughout the NCA and its collaborating offices at all administrative levels. Evidence is given of enhanced skills and knowledge of NCA staff and staff from collaborating offices, based on training action plan elaborated with the SPC Training Centre; Evidence is given that current input of NCA staff to educational programs, at Universities offering courses in the field of Land Registration, Land Law, GIS and Business administration, is discussed and reviewed; Evidence is given of registration and attendance of NCA staff (and potentially other stakeholders from collaborating offices) to the annual INSPIRE conference in autumn 2019; Report of the most important aspects and applicable concepts on interoperability acquired from the conference is prepared and presented to NCA and SPC. Needs assessment for training programmes. Training plan is complete. Report on needs and potential areas of interest for input from NCA staff into course programmes. Attendants of INSPIRE conference will be required to produce a report. Stakeholder commitment Participation from external stakeholders is active and successful Qualified Stakeholder staff is appointed and participates in Activities Material and documents necessary for the work of the STE or RTA are available in English