Experiences with Land Conolidation and Land Banking in Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 (FAO Land Tenure Working Paper 26) (original) (raw)

This paper discusses the evolution of land consolidation and land banking practices in Central and Eastern Europe post-1989, characterizing these developments as part of ongoing land reforms that address historical transitions from collectivized agriculture to market economies. It highlights the varying approaches and outcomes of land reforms across different countries in the region, noting significant issues of land ownership fragmentation and land use inefficiencies. The introduction of land management instruments aims to address these structural challenges, with some countries experiencing more established programs than others.