Regional study on land administration, land markets, and collateralized lending
Malcolm D. Childress
Abstract
Malcolm D. Childress
Abstract
This study has four main objectives. It analyzes land policy, land administration, and land markets in the East Asia and Pacific Region; assesses what World Bank support to the land sector has achieved in the region; defines the remaining agenda to guide a medium-term regional strategy that will set the direction for the next generation of land and related projects; and identifies linkages between land administration and management and other sectors.
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This study has four main objectives. It analyzes land policy, land administration, and land markets in the East Asia and Pacific Region; assesses what World Bank support to the land sector has achieved in the region; defines the remaining agenda to guide a medium-term regional strategy that will set the direction for the next generation of land and related projects; and identifies linkages between land administration and management and other sectors.
Key concepts: Administration (probate law), Land administration, Land management, Business, Collateralized debt obligation, Land use, Natural resource economics, Geography