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Regional study on land administration, land markets, and collateralized lending

Malcolm D. Childress

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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.

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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.

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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

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