Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Belarus
We build and keep the State Geological Fund, register wells and deposits, and provide geological information to the state, business and citizens.
The Belgeocentre collects everything known about the ground beneath us: from the first exploration wells to digital deposit models. This data helps build roads and cities, find water and raw materials, make decisions based on facts.
Open a procedure to see the list of documents, terms and cost.
Full list of procedures →Carried out in accordance with the legislation on administrative procedures
Carried out in accordance with the legislation on administrative procedures
Carried out in accordance with the legislation on administrative procedures
Carried out in accordance with the legislation on administrative procedures
Carried out in accordance with the legislation on administrative procedures
Access to state geological databases. Working in closed systems requires an electronic digital signature.
Everything for subsoil users →A single database of geological information: reports, maps, research results. Search by area, author and year.
Open the systemThe state register of wells: passports, coordinates, construction, hydrogeological data.
Open the systemInteractive maps of geological structure, deposits and subsoil areas.
Open the systemSubmitting applications, tracking procedure status, receiving answers and documents.
Log in to the personal cabinetThe fund brings together the results of geological study of Belarus’ subsoil over the whole history of observations. The enterprise builds it, ensures safekeeping of materials and opens access to them in the established procedure.
More about the fund →Geological reports, primary materials and digital data come from organisations working across the country.
Materials are checked for completeness, registered and given an inventory number in the state catalogue.
Paper and electronic copies are kept in conditions ensuring safekeeping; the archive is being digitised step by step.
Information is provided to government bodies, subsoil users and researchers in the established procedure.
