This paper examines the integration of value dynamics modeling within Land Administration Domain Models (LADM) to enhance smart and sustainable land administration systems. While LADM has traditionally focused on land registration and cadastral management, the dynamic and multidimensional nature of land parcel values necessitates a more comprehensive approach. Utilising the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) methodology, this study systematically reviews existing literature to evaluate the strengths, limitations, and research gaps in incorporating value dynamics into LADM. The qualitative analysis highlights the potential for a value register to capture and synchronise fluctuating land values, enhancing land taxation, dispute resolution, and land use planning. The integration of value dynamics is posited to optimise LADM, promoting smarter, more sustainable land administration systems. This research provides critical insights for academics, practitioners, and policymakers, advancing the discourse on land administration in Africa and contributing to developing more efficient and transparent land management practices.

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