The Unified Map and Data Sharing or UMD-Sharing Project are tools and protocols for the preparation of a unified map for the various tenure instrument. It aims to provide NGAs and LGUs with guidelines on how to effectively utilize several tenure data from various NGA and LGU sources. With varying scales of data sources, in both spatial and textual dimensions, the project aims to explore these dimensions to create the Unified Map’s spatial data model. In general, map is regarded as a basic tool in land administration and management (LAM) and a unified map’s solution of harmonizing these disparate tenure instruments could mitigate conflicts. To implement the Unified Map and to show how data sharing is handled among the different organizations, including the LGUs, the project developed a QGIS plugin interface that can utilize a remote database repository.