CD Project 1: Land Administration Information System (LAIS) Purpose: To improve land management and ease the cost of doing business Description: A national land use study has been conducted and several reforms adopted including the Land Act; the Land Commission; geographic information system (GIS); a national land use master plan; a National Land Centre established to oversee land administration services and digitization of land titling is near completion. In addition, a pilot land use management and information system and land tenure administration system has been implemented in Kigali and needs to be scaled up nationally. This is a NICI II rolled over project aimed at easing land use planning and administration and streamlining land management processes thereby reducing the cost of doing business. Activities: 1. Expand LUMIS countrywide 2. Develop and implement interface between districts and National Land Center 3. Increase awareness and sensitization around this initiative Expected Outcome: 1. Improved land management 2. Reduced cost of doing business Outcome Indicators: 1. LAIS fully operational country-wide by 2013 2. Reduction of land registration costs 3. Reduction in time taken to process title deeds by 100% in 2015 4. Reduced cases of multiple property claims/ownership to less than 5% by 2015 5. Number of property disputes reduced to less than 5% by 2015 CD Project 2: Business Delivery Service Centres Purpose: To increase access to ICT and business development services within communities Description Local entrepreneurs can take the lead in establishing business development service centers (BDSC) to foster entrepreneurship around the country. Government, rather than spend millions to do this, can support local entrepreneurs to establish BDSC such as multipurpose cyber cafés/ business centres. This support can include business, financial, legal, and technical services to communities. The centres can provide a wide range of services, such as business incubation, IT services, postal services, training, etc Activities: 1. Develop and implement a public private partnership model to accelerate the establishment of BDSC 2. Conduct public awareness campaigns on BDSC Page 43 of 85   © No part of this document can be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means - electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise - without the permission of Rwanda Ministry in charge of ICT in the Office of the President.