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Sustainable Land Policy in Europe: Analysis and Modelling of Land Readjustment Tools

This project aims to analyze and model appropriate land readjustment tools for a sustainable land policy in Europe. It will investigate existing tools, conduct comparative analysis, and develop an ideal land readjustment tool with accompanying instruments. The project will disseminate its findings through publications, workshops, and conferences, ultimately leading to improved knowledge, optimized approaches, and sustainable development in economic, social, and environmental terms.

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Sustainable Land Policy in Europe: Analysis and Modelling of Land Readjustment Tools

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  1. Project draft for a new COST ActionLAREDURALand Readjustment for Developing of Urban and Rural AreasJoachim Thomas, Münster (Germany)Aalborg (DK), August 26th 2005

  2. Action objective: analysis of existingand modelling of appropriate land readjustment tools for a sustainable land policy in Europe • Domain:Miscellaneous • Action number: ......... • Duration: 4 years (2006 until 2010)

  3. Structure of Project Draft • Intention and motivation • Need for research • Intended output and dissemination of results • Expected outcome • Participating signatories • Scientific preparatory work of partners • References

  4. Intention and Motivation • Description of situation concerning Land Readjustment in Europe: • a very diffuse and terminologically confuse scene • different urban and rural land readjustment tools • additional complications regarding Land Consolidation • (on the one hand: only as a redesign of parcels, • on the other hand: combined with a bundle of infrastructural measures) • Description of scientific or specific activities concerning Land Consolidation by • FIG • FAO • some high schools, particularly in Germany and Netherlands • Institutional INTERREG III C cooperation of some European agencies

  5. Need for Research • Systematic survey of existing relevant Land Readjustment approaches in Europe • Comparative analysis and evaluation of these approaches • (probably: case studies and inclusion of external experts) • Modelling of an „Ideal Typically Land Readjustment Tool“ as core of a tool box with additional accompanying instruments

  6. Intended Output and Dissemination of Results • Competent comprehensive and comparable description of relevant Land Readjustment tools in Europe • Publication in reports / booklets • Accompanying interactive workshops of the partners • Tentative new definitions of land readjustment issues • Project conferences with documentation • Final International Conference with final report

  7. Expected Outcome • Broadened knowledge and awareness concerning Land Readjustment • Optimized and impact oriented Land Readjustment approaches on an analytical and scientific base • Land Readjustment toolbox as help for countries going ahead in establishment of land readjustment legislation • Better education in land and real estate property related issues • Long term impacts: sustainable development in economic, social and environmental terms

  8. Participating Signatories • (all / some) Action G9 partners • Some important German universities • University of Wageningen (Netherlands) • University of Olzyn (Poland) • European Faculty for Land Readjustment Strasbour (France)

  9. Now: • What do you think about? • Proposals for changes • Amendments • ........... • How to calculate the success of such an application? • Next steps?

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