The Licensed Surveyors Association of Ghana (LISAG) has donated a range of IT equipment to the Lands Commission to support its digitisation drive and improve records management across selected offices.

The donation, which forms part of the Association’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with the Commission, comprises three Intel Core i5-13420H computers, three APC Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) units, three barcode readers, three thermal printers and three LaserJet printers.

The equipment is expected to facilitate the digitisation of land records, improve records management and enhance operational efficiency at the Commission’s offices in Wa, Cape Coast and Sunyani.

Receiving the items on behalf of the Commission, the Ag. Deputy Executive Secretary, Corporate Services, Hon. Emmanuel Adansi-Bonnah, expressed appreciation to LISAG for the gesture and described the donation as a welcome contribution to the Commission’s ongoing digitisation efforts.

He called on the Association to continue supporting the Commission and encouraged other institutions and stakeholders to emulate the gesture by contributing to initiatives aimed at improving land administration and service delivery.

On behalf of LISAG, the President, Surv. Samuel Larbi Darko, together with his executives, reaffirmed the Association’s commitment to supporting the Lands Commission.

The Secretary of LISAG, Prof. Prosper Larry, explained that the donation was borne out of the cordial working relationship between the Association and the Commission. He noted that LISAG considered the Commission a key partner and was committed to contributing to its efforts to improve service delivery through the provision of relevant resources.

The items were formally received by the Executive Secretary of the Lands Commission, Prof. Anthony Owusu-Ansah.

The presentation was attended by the Ag. Director of the Survey and Mapping Division (SMD), his deputies and other members of Management.