Permanent Institutions 
	   
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	FIG has set up two Permanent Institutions: 
				
				Office International du 
		Cadastre et du Régime Foncier – OICRF 
	OICRF is a study and documentation center for Cadaster, land administration 
	and affiliated fields of interest.  
	The responsibilities of the Office International du Cadastre et 
	du Régime Foncier (OICRF) are: 
	
		
			
				
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          To collect and systematically file and index all documentary material 
		  relating to existing cadastral and land registration systems in all 
		  countries
        
 
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          To make comparative studies of that material followed by publication 
		  of the results
        
 
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          To give information and advice on all cadastral and land registration 
		  systems to all interested institutions or persons, whether for the 
		  purpose of study or to help countries wishing either to introduce a 
		  cadastre or a land registration system or to improve their existing 
		  system
        
 
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          To maintain the documentary material on a day to day basis
        
 
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          To endeavour to have a correspondent in each country, whether or not 
		  that country is a member of the Federation.
        
 
       
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 The responsibilities of the International Institution for the History of 
Surveying and Measurement – Permanent Institution of FIG are: 
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  	  To study the achievements of surveyors, the evolution of knowledge and the 
		methodology of measuring, and the evolution of surveying instrumentation
        
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  	  To encourage the preservation of instruments, basis documentation, and 
		books (including manuscripts, diaries and field books)
        
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  	  To promote an interest in the history of surveying, inter alia through 
		research and exhibitions
        
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  	  To collaborate with other experts, including curators and others who have 
		the care of collections of relevant material
        
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  	  To encourage and promote survey art.
 
       
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