Strategic Development Approach to Land
Description: Strategic Development Approach to Land Administration Europe Central Asia ECA in the World Banks Global Context Concentrated source of lending operations Cutting edge land administration practices Knowledge spillover to other regions
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slide1. Strategic Development Approach to Land Administration Europe & Central Asia<br>
slide2. ECA in the World Bank’s Global Context Concentrated source of lending operations
Cutting edge land administration practices
Knowledge spillover to other regions<br>
slide4. Portfolio Snapshot 1:<br>
slide5. Portfolio Snapshot 3: Recently Closed Projects<br>
slide6. Outcomes
Increased security of tenure
2.2 million titles updated (BiH)
4.5 informal structures mapped and registered (Serbia)
Faster land registration procedures
46 days to 7 days (Croatia)
48 days to 3 days (Serbia)
Online access to digital land information
2.4 million records digitized (UZ)
Access to large geospatial datasets
127 entities provide data (Serbia)
Joint Information System (Croatia)
Increased land valuation
Shift to online services
4 million e-services per year (BiH)
One stop shop for registration and building permits (Serbia)
Mandatory e-transactions (Croatia) Investments
Systematic land registration
Digital Land Information Systems
National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI)
Digital geospatial information systems (address/building registers; infrastructure/utility cadasters)
E-services
Mass land valuation methodologies
Surveys, orthophotos, topographic maps<br>
slide7. Moving Forward<br>
slide8. Building on Investments: Next Generation Engagements<br>
slide10. Additional Opportunities Land and Climate Change (Resilience, Mitigation, Adaptation)
Land rights and ‘build back better’
Land availability for climate commitments/strategies (land for renewable energy investments, Nature-Based Solutions)
Digital transformation
E-transactions
AI
Land management tools
Expropriation, readjustment, consolidation
Public land management
Addressing informality
Capturing informal transactions and construction
Land conflict
Knowledge development/sharing<br>
slide2. ECA in the World Bank’s Global Context Concentrated source of lending operations
Cutting edge land administration practices
Knowledge spillover to other regions<br>
slide4. Portfolio Snapshot 1:<br>
slide5. Portfolio Snapshot 3: Recently Closed Projects<br>
slide6. Outcomes
Increased security of tenure
2.2 million titles updated (BiH)
4.5 informal structures mapped and registered (Serbia)
Faster land registration procedures
46 days to 7 days (Croatia)
48 days to 3 days (Serbia)
Online access to digital land information
2.4 million records digitized (UZ)
Access to large geospatial datasets
127 entities provide data (Serbia)
Joint Information System (Croatia)
Increased land valuation
Shift to online services
4 million e-services per year (BiH)
One stop shop for registration and building permits (Serbia)
Mandatory e-transactions (Croatia) Investments
Systematic land registration
Digital Land Information Systems
National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI)
Digital geospatial information systems (address/building registers; infrastructure/utility cadasters)
E-services
Mass land valuation methodologies
Surveys, orthophotos, topographic maps<br>
slide7. Moving Forward<br>
slide8. Building on Investments: Next Generation Engagements<br>
slide10. Additional Opportunities Land and Climate Change (Resilience, Mitigation, Adaptation)
Land rights and ‘build back better’
Land availability for climate commitments/strategies (land for renewable energy investments, Nature-Based Solutions)
Digital transformation
E-transactions
AI
Land management tools
Expropriation, readjustment, consolidation
Public land management
Addressing informality
Capturing informal transactions and construction
Land conflict
Knowledge development/sharing<br>