"Medici Land Governance would collaborate with Zambian authorities to improve land ownership, give digital ownership certificates to local rurals..."

"These include...the 'Ubutaka App' developed by Medici Land Governance for the Rwandan Land Management and Use Authority (Hughes et al., 2022)..."

The minister said in the capital city of Lusaka, Zambia, that “cryptocurrency is the future that the country desires to achieve” but that a legal framework is necessary to promote this revolutionary technology. 

Meanwhile, Medici Land has implemented several land registry projects in emerging economies, including Mexico, Liberia, Rwanda and Zambia."

"In the coming weeks, international expertise provided by Medici Land Governance (MLG) and its partners will conduct aerial surveying activities across Guyana ..."

Speaking at the same event, Medici Land Governance CEO Ali El Husseini said a title deed is an investment in the future generation.

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“It’s empowerment and unlocking capital from your property. Paying for the title will have long term effects on all of Zambia,” he said.

"Medici Land Governance addressed this challenge by first mapping the extent of the chiefdom areas."

MLG discusses how they use spatial data tools and services to document land rights and land use with the aid of high-resolution satellite and drone imagery.

MLG's Didier Sagashya participated in the Earth Observation in support of SDG1... The webinar featured presentations from three international experts in land administration and cadastral mapping using remote sensing and geospatial data.

Authored by Ron Dalumpines, Javier Clavijo, Jason Buchanan, Trent Larson, and Ryan Chacon.

On July 13, 2022, MLG participated in the Afroseed Africa Continental Free Trade Area Youth and Women Engagement Summit at Mulungshi Conference Center. Begin at 5:16:40 to watch Eddie Kana Banda represent MLG

The session focuses on key challenges, lessons learned, and practical strategies related to Systematic Land Titling across the globe. 

CEO Ali El Husseini was a featured guest presenter discussing how blockchain technology is revolutionizing proof of land ownership. Speakers also included Ambassador Chola Milambu, Permanent Representative of the Rep. of Zambia, and Andrew Serazin, President of Templeton Foundation. 

Discussion with MLG on using frontier technologies to secure tenure. FAO and IFAD are exploring the range of available and innovative geospatial tools and frontier technologies that can be used for securing land tenure for poverty eradication and rural transformation.

CEO Ali El Husseini writes about a system where transactions are backed by data which is secure, trustworthy and efficient. Zambia is exemplified as being on the path to this goal thanks to the Electronic Government Act.

CEO Ali El Husseini writes "with the [Zambian] government streamlining the process by approving the use of electronic signatures, citizens in areas where agriculture is a major source of economic growth will be able to realize their own dreams much faster"

"[The Ubutaka app" uses emerging technology to simplify land transactions by voluntary sale and prevent double selling of land, identity fraud, and repudiation... The web-based application integrates seamlessly with existing Rwandan systems"

On March 9, Medici Land Governance in partnership with the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources started issuance of offer letters in nine demarcation areas in Chilanga District.

MLG's Jethro Jones writes about how cryptographic digital technology could be developed to eliminate property registry fraud even before it occurs. 

Emmanuel Tembo and Didier Sagashya address issues around securing tenure rights, cultural beliefs and the problems with customary land boundaries and expansions of towns affecting the cultural settings in the fringes or urban areas. 

Evaluating the gender inequality that currently exists in land ownership in Zambia. MLG's effect through the Systematic Land Titling Programme launched by the MLNR in 2014 under Honorable Jean Kapata.

MLG holds first land conference on Utilizing Emerging Technology to Streamline Good Land Governance. Inefficient and inaccurate land registry systems, lack of standardization and transparency, and the loss of paperwork remain common challenges to good land governance around the world.

MLG's Trent Larson contributed as a subject matter expert to the CSIS panel discussion Blockchain & Human Rights. This report was made possible through a grant from the U.S. State Department Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor.

Blockchain technology has been proposed as a potential answer to a variety of human rights challenges, from ease of access to voting and identity-based service delivery to land rights protections and supply chain traceability.

From its establishment in 2018, Medici Land Governance (MLG) has steadily expanded its presence on the African continent by incorporating the objectives and becoming sensitized to measurable indicators in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), formalized by the United Nations in 2015.

The Sustainable Development Goals Center for Africa (SDGCA) in Kigali has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Medici Land Governance (MLG) that will help in developing practical applications and ways of measuring the impact of five selected Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs).

In November 2018, Akumuntu said, the Rwanda Land Management and Use Authority (RLMUA) and Rwanda Information Society Authority (RISA) entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Medici Land Governance (MLG)...

Medici Land Governance (MLG) has signed an MOU with the Sustainable Development Goals Center for Africa (SDGCA) to advance Africa’s overall development agendas and the SDGs 2030 agenda over the course of two years, with option for renewal.

Rwanda’s paperless land registration application dubbed ‘Ubutaka App’ has received high recommendations at the African Union level with a promise to disseminate it to other countries on the continent.

The Ubutaka App was developed by Medici Land Governance (MLG)...

On October 12, Ali El Husseini participated in the Middle East Institute's panel discussion The Future of Finance and Money in MENA. Other panelists included Sandra Ro, CEO of the Global Blockchain Business Council, and Brock Pierce, General Partner at SpaceFund and crypto billionaire. Andrew Sollinger, Publisher at Foreign Policy, moderated the discussion.

Medici Land Governance (MLG) has partnered with the New York City Department of Finance (DOF) to develop a proof of concept for the use of blockchain technology to detect and reduce deed fraud in New York City. Applying blockchain technologies to New York City’s land records has the potential to improve business processes, reduce risk, and help to address deed fraud.

The New York City Department of Finance (DOF) is planning to explore how blockchain can be used as a means of preventing deed fraud in land records. The city's finance department will work with Medici Land Governance on a proof of concept blockchain for land records.

Medici Land Governance, a blockchain subsidiary of retail giant Overstock, announced on April 13 that they will be developing a blockchain-based land registry platform for Carbon County, Wyoming.

Medici Land Governance... has recorded Teton County, Wyoming’s land titles to a blockchain-based land record and information platform. 

Teton County and MLG are working together on developing a new blockchain platform. This new software will allow the property information such as mortgages and land records to be transferred from the system they’re currently using to the new system.