Coordinating land development
- Planning land development schemes
- Managing development of land
- Regulating land development
Description
Coordinating land development involves aligning planning, regulation, and implementation among stakeholders to ensure efficient, sustainable, and equitable use of land resources. This strategy addresses issues such as urban sprawl, conflicting land uses, and environmental degradation by integrating policies, streamlining approval processes, and fostering collaboration between government, private sector, and communities. Its practical intent is to optimize land allocation, minimize negative impacts, and support balanced economic, social, and environmental outcomes.
Implementation
To foster this strategy at a national level the World Bank recommends the following actions: (1) reduce regulatory complexity; (2) assess costs of regulation; (3) remove price distortions; (4) remove artificial shortages; (5) don't impose unaffordable standards; (6) don't maintain unenforceable rules; and (7) don't design projects without a link to regulatory/institutional reform.
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Problem
Value
SDG
Metadata
Database
Global strategies
Type
(D) Detailed strategies
Subject
- Geography » Land type/use
- Law » Regulation
- Management » Management
- Management » Planning
- Strategy » Coordination
- Development » Development
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Language
English
1A4N
U4214
DOCID
13142140
D7NID
197241
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Last update
Dec 7, 2022