Project draft for a new COST Action LAREDURA Land Readjustment for Developing of Urban and Rural Areas Joachim Thomas, M

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Project draft for a new COST ActionLAREDURALand
Readjustment for Developing of Urban and Rural
AreasJoachim Thomas, Münster (Germany)Aalborg
(DK), August 26th 2005
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• Action objective
• analysis of existing and modelling of
  appropriate land readjustment
• tools for a sustainable land policy in Europe
• Domain Miscellaneous
• Action number .........
• Duration 4 years (2006 until 2010)

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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)

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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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