SURVEYING UNTITLED LAND ON DEMAND

Land is a priceless resource. At the same time it is a finite resource. Land ownership and related issues have a profound impact on poverty. Most world undernourished people lived in rural ares and most depend agriculture, including livestock for their livelihoods. Consequently, there are frequent struggles over access to land and conflicts over the best uses to which land should be put.

First, land secures the production of food for the people. Access to land for the rural poor is essential for food security and economic development in developing countries. Mostly farmers have the smallest size of a land holding development countries between half hectare and a dozen hectares.

Second, rich investors from different countries buy land from government. The latter sell it in a very low price. Most people don't know what's the real size of their land. This leads to war. So they consult it to the Geodetic Surveyors.

Lastly, a Geodetic Surveyor can get an average salaries on scale from 40000 - 60000 based on their experiences and talents. Geodetic Surveyors receive salaries of fifty six thousand nine hundred dollars on a yearly basis.

Therefore, land surveying is still on demand because of the land grabbing, land owning and other related issues. It must be stopped and rich or poor people must be equal.