Land Administration in Afghanistan: UN Looks Towards Blockchain

This article describes the cooperation of three companies, which resulted in a land registry secured by blockchain technology. It will be ready to handle an estimated 2.8 million land lots, which will be individually registered on the blockchain. The Afghanistan land registry solution is slated to be transferred to the Government in December 2020. The article will focus on LTO, a Dutch company focused on providing a development toolkit for implementing the blockchain as a land administration solution in Afghanistan, under the guidance of the United Nations.