Johns Hopkins University Press / Introduction In 1975 / MENA SA / World Bank Approved / Bank Support World Bank / The World Bank Research / World Bank Policy / /
Continent
Africa / Asia / /
Country
Cambodia / South Africa / Zimbabwe / Thailand / Colombia / Indonesia / Malaysia / United States / Brazil / Australia / Philippines / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
IndustryTerm
knowledge networks / land tenure systems / legal frameworks / less developed infrastructure / satellite imagery / conventional technologies / economic infrastructure / internet-based technology / resource management / start-up / public services / cadastral systems / economic and environmental management / spatial data infrastructure / real estate / property valuation services / environmental management / real estate projects / urban real estate incomes / satellite technology / internet technology / land management / real estate development / inefficient legal and institutional infrastructure / cadastral infrastructure / utilities / physical infrastructure / institutional infrastructure / national spatial data infrastructure / equitable systems / geographic information systems / public transport / sustainable national spatial data infrastructure / /
Organization
International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing / International Association of Geodesy / Permanent Committee on GIS Infrastructure for Asia and the Pacific / International Federation of Surveyors / Australian Government / World Bank’s Environment Division / Johns Hopkins University / Lao PDR / MENA SA / International Cartographic Association / civil society / World Bank / United Nations / Popular Coalition / Operations Evaluation Department / Land Administration / LAC MENA / /
Position
one of the 12 members / /
Product
FY88-FY99 / /
ProvinceOrState
Maryland / /
Region
Northern Africa / Sub-Saharan Africa / East Africa / Middle East / East Asia / Latin America / Central Asia / Caribbean / South Asia / Eastern Europe / /
World Bank Support for Land-Related Projects in Developing Countries Experiences and Implications for International Cooperation By Frank Byamugisha & Wael Zakout* Rural Development and Natural Resources Sector Unit