Reforming Supply of Policy Land in India : Policy Note
This note summarizes the key findings of the attached consultant report. India is still primarily a rural, agrarian economy in which land use and land rights are an emotional issue. Prior to 1990 the presumption was that only residual land (non agr...
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okr-10986-123932021-04-23T14:03:00Z Reforming Supply of Policy Land in India : Policy Note World Bank ACCESS TO LAND AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL LANDS AGRICULTURE CITIES CULTIVATION DEVELOPERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMINENT DOMAIN FOREST FORESTS INDUSTRIAL LAND INDUSTRIAL PARKS INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INVENTORY LAND ACQUISITION LAND ACQUISITION ACT LAND BANKS LAND CEILING LAND CEILING ACT LAND HOLDINGS LAND MARKETS LAND OWNERS LAND PARCELS LAND PRICES LAND RECORDS LAND REFORMS LAND REGISTRATION LAND RIGHTS LAND SUPPLY LAND TITLES LAND USE LAND USE PATTERNS LAND USE RESTRICTIONS LAND USERS LAND VALUE LANDLORDS LANDMARK LANDOWNERS PARKS POLITICAL ECONOMY PRIVATE LAND PUBLIC PUBLIC SECTOR SPATIAL PLANNING STATE GOVERNMENT STATE GOVERNMENTS STATE INTERVENTION URBAN AREAS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN LAND UTILITIES ZONING This note summarizes the key findings of the attached consultant report. India is still primarily a rural, agrarian economy in which land use and land rights are an emotional issue. Prior to 1990 the presumption was that only residual land (non agricultural) would be made available for industrial use and because the state was the principal industrial investor the state would acquire any land needed. After 1990 the expectation was that private investors would act to acquire industrial land but a set of policy and institutional problems have left both investors and landholders unhappy and have impeded industrial development. This report documents the nature of the policy and institutional constraints to industrial land acquisition by the private sector and recommends policy changes to address them. The broad objectives of this study are to: identify issues related to availability of land for industry and those pertaining to purchase of land by private sector and/or purchase/acquisition of land by Government for private sector industrial investments; examine the related constraints that impede the functioning of an effective land market in the country and recommend possible solutions to address such constraints; and suggest alternatives for making suitable land available to private sector industrial investors with necessary social and environmental safeguards. 2013-02-19T21:42:36Z 2013-02-19T21:42:36Z 2010-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/06/16259417/india-reforming-supply-policy-land-policy-note http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12393 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note Economic & Sector Work South Asia India |
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ACCESS TO LAND AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL LANDS AGRICULTURE CITIES CULTIVATION DEVELOPERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMINENT DOMAIN FOREST FORESTS INDUSTRIAL LAND INDUSTRIAL PARKS INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INVENTORY LAND ACQUISITION LAND ACQUISITION ACT LAND BANKS LAND CEILING LAND CEILING ACT LAND HOLDINGS LAND MARKETS LAND OWNERS LAND PARCELS LAND PRICES LAND RECORDS LAND REFORMS LAND REGISTRATION LAND RIGHTS LAND SUPPLY LAND TITLES LAND USE LAND USE PATTERNS LAND USE RESTRICTIONS LAND USERS LAND VALUE LANDLORDS LANDMARK LANDOWNERS PARKS POLITICAL ECONOMY PRIVATE LAND PUBLIC PUBLIC SECTOR SPATIAL PLANNING STATE GOVERNMENT STATE GOVERNMENTS STATE INTERVENTION URBAN AREAS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN LAND UTILITIES ZONING |
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ACCESS TO LAND AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL LANDS AGRICULTURE CITIES CULTIVATION DEVELOPERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EMINENT DOMAIN FOREST FORESTS INDUSTRIAL LAND INDUSTRIAL PARKS INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INVENTORY LAND ACQUISITION LAND ACQUISITION ACT LAND BANKS LAND CEILING LAND CEILING ACT LAND HOLDINGS LAND MARKETS LAND OWNERS LAND PARCELS LAND PRICES LAND RECORDS LAND REFORMS LAND REGISTRATION LAND RIGHTS LAND SUPPLY LAND TITLES LAND USE LAND USE PATTERNS LAND USE RESTRICTIONS LAND USERS LAND VALUE LANDLORDS LANDMARK LANDOWNERS PARKS POLITICAL ECONOMY PRIVATE LAND PUBLIC PUBLIC SECTOR SPATIAL PLANNING STATE GOVERNMENT STATE GOVERNMENTS STATE INTERVENTION URBAN AREAS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN LAND UTILITIES ZONING World Bank Reforming Supply of Policy Land in India : Policy Note |
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This note summarizes the key findings of
the attached consultant report. India is still primarily a
rural, agrarian economy in which land use and land rights
are an emotional issue. Prior to 1990 the presumption was
that only residual land (non agricultural) would be made
available for industrial use and because the state was the
principal industrial investor the state would acquire any
land needed. After 1990 the expectation was that private
investors would act to acquire industrial land but a set of
policy and institutional problems have left both investors
and landholders unhappy and have impeded industrial
development. This report documents the nature of the policy
and institutional constraints to industrial land acquisition
by the private sector and recommends policy changes to
address them. The broad objectives of this study are to:
identify issues related to availability of land for industry
and those pertaining to purchase of land by private sector
and/or purchase/acquisition of land by Government for
private sector industrial investments; examine the related
constraints that impede the functioning of an effective land
market in the country and recommend possible solutions to
address such constraints; and suggest alternatives for
making suitable land available to private sector industrial
investors with necessary social and environmental safeguards. |
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Reforming Supply of Policy Land in India : Policy Note |
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Reforming Supply of Policy Land in India : Policy Note |
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Reforming Supply of Policy Land in India : Policy Note |
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Reforming Supply of Policy Land in India : Policy Note |
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Reforming Supply of Policy Land in India : Policy Note |
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