National Land Agency (varies by country)

A National Land Agency is a government body responsible for managing a country's land resources. Its main functions typically include land registration, surveying, and ensuring proper land use. The agency helps promote fair access to land, resolves land disputes, and supports planning for development. It often maintains records of land ownership and conducts assessments to determine land value. By overseeing these activities, the National Land Agency plays a crucial role in sustainable development and land conservation, helping balance economic needs with environmental protections. Different countries may have varying structures and responsibilities under their respective agencies.