<![CDATA[One of the persistent issues in local government asset management is the existence of land that lacks a certificate serving as robust proof of ownership. This study aims to analyze the management of uncertified land assets at the Regional Financial and Asset Management Agency (BPKAD) of Bondowoso Regency and to identify the obstacles encountered during the asset regularization and certification process. A qualitative, descriptive research approach was adopted, as the study sought to gain a deeper understanding of the management practices regarding uncertified land assets at the BPKAD of Bondowoso Regency. The findings indicate that managing uncertified land assets at the BPKAD of Bondowoso Regency involves a process that extends beyond mere asset recording and administration to encompass inventory, as well as administrative, physical, and legal safeguarding. The presence of uncertified land highlights the continued need for efforts to strengthen legal certainty and administrative order regarding local government assets. The management of land assets can face various challenges, particularly concerning document completeness, the alignment of administrative data with physical conditions, human resource limitations, and coordination among the parties involved in the certification process.]]>
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