HutanriauData & Evidence Hub

PLUP Tasik Serai & Temiang

Participatory Mapping for Village Boundary Delineation and Land Use Planning in Tasik Serai and Temiang Villages

Participatory Land Use Planning

5Public milestones
7Activities
1Evidence
4Spatial layers

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Overview

Participatory mapping in Tasik Serai and Temiang supports village boundary delineation and participatory land use planning through field data collection, community engagement, and spatial analysis.

PROJECT PROGRESS

Progress

Progress status as of 31 July 2026

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1

Preparation

Completed
2

Working maps

6 working maps

Intermediate working maps, not final GIS outputs.

3

Participatory consultation

In progress
4

Participatory mapping and land use planning

In progress
5

Spatial processing and validation

Early stage

ACTIVITY TIMELINE

Activities

Seven public activity records document socialisation, participatory mapping, field verification and initial digitisation through 31 July 2026.

SPATIAL EVIDENCE

Map

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AVAILABLE EVIDENCE

Evidence

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PHOTO_INDEX

Participatory Mapping Photo Evidence Index - Tasik Serai and Temiang

Curated photo metadata documenting participatory mapping and land-use planning activities in Tasik Serai and Temiang.

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PROJECT INFORMATION & DATA NOTES

Project information

Curated public data

This page reads only records approved for the public Hutanriau data layer.

Generalised locations

Representative coordinates may be generalised and should not be interpreted as surveyed field points or village centroids.

Outputs and references

Project-produced spatial outputs are identified separately from contextual reference layers.

No legal boundary conclusion

Published spatial records do not by themselves establish or legally affirm an administrative boundary.