LAPs should pay particular attention to the following in relation to municipal governments:

• Establishing technical standards and rules in line with coordination mechanisms and information exchange with other areas of municipal management.
• Supporting systems that ensure that local governments can assume responsibility and provide continuity for the maintenance of the cadastral, titling and land registration database.
• Adopting techniques that ensure an IT system capable of establishing links between the municipal cadastre and other land administration institutions.
• Supporting the creation of a multiuse cadastral database (property taxes, territorial planning, development of infrastructure, etc.).
• Ensuring the training and education of staff in the introduction of new technologies.
• Ensuring staff awareness to guarantee fair access to land and to decision-making spaces.
• Ensuring long-term educational opportunities to guarantee that there is a flow of qualified workers to ensure system continuity.
• Ensuring well-organized processes and transparency and accountability mechanisms, since without service standards it is easier to create opportunities for bribery, corruption and favouritism”¹, and since organizational efforts generally yield better results where transparency and reciprocity exist between the agencies involved².
• Encouraging the alignment of cadastral and territorial planning actions in the field, as for office work guided by established models.
• Encouraging technical certification approval for those who generate and enter system information with the aim of implementing a reliable, updated, single national cadastral system.