The Governance of Land use Tamara Krawchenko Abel
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slide1. The Governance of Land use Tamara Krawchenko
Abel Schumann<br>
slide2. Today’s launch: two associated reports Seven land-use case studies
Prague
Amsterdam
Netanya & Um-al-Fahm
Lodz
Clermont-Ferrand & Nantes
Two thematic reports
The Governance of Land Use: Policy Analysis and Recommendations
Land-Use Planning Systems in the OECD: Country Fact Sheets<br>
slide3. Global Trends on Land use<br>
slide4. The amount of developed land per capita in urban areas differs across the OECD Source: OECD calculations based on Corine Land Cover and National Land Cover Database Developed land per capita in urban areas<br>
slide5. How individuals and businesses
want to use land How public policies influence land use How land is used Public policies aimed at steering land use
Spatial planning
Transport planning
Land use planning
Environmental regulations
Building code regulations Public policies not targeted at land use
Tax policies
Transport taxes and subsidies
Fiscal systems and inter-governmental transfers
Agricultural policies
Energy policies How land is permitted to be used<br>
slide6. How fiscal and tax systems influence land-use decisions by individuals Commuting costs are tax deductible in many OECD countries Residents have incentives to live further away from their place of work, which encourages sprawl Property transactions are subject to transaction taxes Residents are discouraged from moving into housing that better fits their needs, leading to inefficient distributions of the housing stock<br>
slide7. Thank you Contact: abel.schumann@oecd.org<br>
Abel Schumann<br>
slide2. Today’s launch: two associated reports Seven land-use case studies
Prague
Amsterdam
Netanya & Um-al-Fahm
Lodz
Clermont-Ferrand & Nantes
Two thematic reports
The Governance of Land Use: Policy Analysis and Recommendations
Land-Use Planning Systems in the OECD: Country Fact Sheets<br>
slide3. Global Trends on Land use<br>
slide4. The amount of developed land per capita in urban areas differs across the OECD Source: OECD calculations based on Corine Land Cover and National Land Cover Database Developed land per capita in urban areas<br>
slide5. How individuals and businesses
want to use land How public policies influence land use How land is used Public policies aimed at steering land use
Spatial planning
Transport planning
Land use planning
Environmental regulations
Building code regulations Public policies not targeted at land use
Tax policies
Transport taxes and subsidies
Fiscal systems and inter-governmental transfers
Agricultural policies
Energy policies How land is permitted to be used<br>
slide6. How fiscal and tax systems influence land-use decisions by individuals Commuting costs are tax deductible in many OECD countries Residents have incentives to live further away from their place of work, which encourages sprawl Property transactions are subject to transaction taxes Residents are discouraged from moving into housing that better fits their needs, leading to inefficient distributions of the housing stock<br>
slide7. Thank you Contact: abel.schumann@oecd.org<br>